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First Capital Realty (FCR.UN.TO)

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23.33

+0.06 (0.26%)

as of Jun 8, 2026, 3:41:34 pm Market Open.

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Jun 8, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

First Capital Realty (FCR.UN-T) has garnered significant attention from experts, highlighting its strong positioning in the Canadian real estate market. The company boasts a high-quality urban portfolio, primarily anchored by shopping centres, and enjoys impressive occupancy rates of around 97%. Experts note its defensive nature in the face of economic challenges, with potential for substantial internal growth and rent increases. Additionally, the recent announcement of a takeover adds to the optimism surrounding the stock, suggesting future mergers and acquisitions in the sector. Overall, FCR.UN-T combines stability with growth potential in a favorable market segment, making it a compelling option for investors.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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BUY

Has come off in the last 6 months because the interest rates have hurt the overall REIT market. Their properties are anchored by Shoppers Drug Mart, smaller supermarkets, etc. Have done a great job of growing.

TOP PICK

First Capital Bond. (5.08% June 21/12.) Deal mainly in the communities of large cities. Anchored by supermarkets. From that capital structure, it is still pretty conservative. You can pick up 130 basis points above the Government of Canada and still have investment-grade bonds. Have the ability to earn around 5.5%.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 8/06. Up 2.9%.) Excellent management. Diversified. Well-managed and well located.

PAST TOP PICK

Fundamentals are fantastic. One of the few companies that issue unsecured bonds.

TOP PICK

Shopping center based real estate outdoor malls. Focused on the bottom line. Debt to asset is 60%.

BUY

Dividend of 4.5%. Good locations consisting of a grocery store, drugstore, bank, etc. Performance has been slow, but long-term they look good. Reducing their debt.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 8/06. No change.) Very good and very steady. Good defensive play.

BUY

Builder, developer and owner of community strip malls, usually anchored by super markets. Good management. Probably has more value.

TOP PICK

Good yield at about 4.5%.

TOP PICK

Neighbourhood, grocery anchored mall focused. Substantial dividend. Their specialty is the acquisition and development of grocery anchored malls. Principles own about 50% of the outstanding shares.

BUY

Portfolio of retail assets, shopping malls, etc. There are 2 large controlling shareholders will own about 65%. Should continue to perform well as long as pension funds and private equities continue to put hard money into real estate.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Real estate operating company. Retail oriented. Probably the best management team in the business.

TRADE

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BUY

Has a strong buy rating on this. A premier owner of grocery anchored retail centres. Good management team. Payout ratio is below that of the REIT sector. A great name to own.

HOLD

He likes First Capital Realty a lot. This was a previous pick. They have brought their debt down. They are great managers. Problems trading- more expensive. Yield is 5%. Not a trust so the dividend is taxed. Not considering selling it.

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