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This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.
Boardwalk REIT (BEI.UN) has received positive feedback from various experts, highlighting its strategic positioning, particularly with 75% of its portfolio free from rent control which allows for greater flexibility in rental pricing. While national population growth has experienced a decline, specific areas where Boardwalk operates have seen an uptick, benefiting the company. Experts appreciate the management's approach, noting the low payout ratio which reduces the risk of dilution. With a yield of 2.4%, it may appeal to investors seeking stability. Overall, the stock is viewed as an attractive buy due to its current pricing relative to asset value, particularly in Alberta's robust economy.
It's cheap, but not undervalued, but because their properties are in Alberta at a time when oil is out of favour by global markets. Look at CAP REIT which is in better regions. Location counts for a lot in a REIT. Alberta unfortunately is not the place to invest in now.
The residential sector of real estate is still in a good spot with high occupancy. The concern in March-April feared renters wouldn't make payments, and this concern is still priced into these stocks. But cash flow is still one of the best performers in real estate. Likes BEI's exposure to western Canada and have great assets. Capex spending will be lower in years to come. He also own Interrent which owns properties in Ontario and Quebec. Also own WPT REIT in the industrial space. BEI is trading at a big discount to NAV.
BEI.UN-T, MI.UN-T and CAR.UN-T. REITs are an interesting universe right now. There is mortgage deferral relief, commercial rent relief. Residential is the best place to be right now. CAR.UN-T would be the best one. BEI.UN-T has a good component out west with potential risk for Alberta. People are going to need places to live and if they can't pay their mortgages then they will have to rent.