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Allied Properties REIT (AP.UN.TO)

8.57

+0.04 (0.47%)

as of Sep 4, 2026, 8:00:01 pm Market Open.

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Sep 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

Allied Properties REIT (AP.UN-T) is facing a tumultuous period, marked by a significant dividend cut and ongoing challenges in the office real estate market. Experts express a mix of concerns and cautious optimism regarding the company's recovery prospects. While some highlight the quality of Allied's assets, the company has diluted shares through a recent equity raise, reflecting market perceptions of its fair value at around $10. Critics underscore the uncertain path ahead, with many calling for asset sales to restore leverage and confidence in management. Nonetheless, there are signs of a potential turnaround linked to a return to office sentiment, albeit tempered by challenges like high vacancy rates and a need for improved occupancy rates.

Consensus

Cautious

Valuation

Undervalued

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Pays 6% plus in distributions. Own a lot of beam and post properties. Likes them because it's an alternative from the main core area giving them a very different clientele. Made a big acquisition in Montreal, which has dropped the stock from $24. Great opportunity.

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Just did a secondary issue to buy some Montreal properties. About 3.5 million square feet of post and beam offices. Has been relatively moderate in debt.

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The only consolidator of Class I offices, so is able to buy properties at higher cap rates and grow very accretive age. Excellent management. Good price.

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Recently made a major transaction of Montreal and, in the next couple of years, are about to turn themselves into a billion$ company. Fundamentals are fantastic. Debt is very cheap at 5.5% and they are getting 7.5% to 8.5% yield.

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Focused on class I office buildings, primarily in Toronto but also in Quebec City, Montreal and Winnipeg. These are buildings that used to be industrial but converted to professional services.

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An interesting REIT in that it has cornered the market in industrial real estate to be turned into attractive properties. Have a very nice portfolio. 5.3% yield and a 10% distribution.

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A fantastic REIT. A niche consolidator with no one else in their space. Delivered consistent unit price appreciation. Distribution increases.

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A niche acquirer of Class I office space. Excellent name. Great management. Low leverage.

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Owner of warehouses converted into offices. Own about 37 properties in Toronto and Montreal. Just made a large acquisition into Quebec city. Excellent managers. 98% payout. There is room for distribution growth.

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One of the smaller REITs. Class i buildings, i.e. brick and beam, in the Toronto, Montréal and Quebec areas. They renovate old buildings into office quarters. The payout ratio is hovering around 100% which is a good ratio. Yield is about 7%.

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Older warehouse type properties converted into offices. Pays 7%. Very responsibly managed. Growing by acquisition. Distribution is about 94% of their AFFO so a very sustainable income.

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Markets are acting very nervous, so all his picks tonight are defensive and "real quality". Pays about 8%. Have announced some very good numbers. 99% leased at the moment. Well managed. Conservative.

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One of the smaller, if not the smallest, REIT in the market. Have a very boutique type strategy. Focused on the I class buildings. Likes the prospect of growth.

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Focused on the Toronto market and class B real estate. Have quite a strong niche. Recently announced a plan to expand into the Montreal market. A good little trust. A little bit ahead of itself. Would take some profits if you own.

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Have just started buying. A niche player in the REIT area, owning I-class (industrial) properties. Not much competition. Looking to expand geographically in other areas.

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