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First Capital Realty (FCR.UN.TO)

23.14

+0.07 (0.29%)

as of Jun 30, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 30, 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 positive attention from experts, highlighting its robust portfolio primarily focused on grocery-anchored retail properties in major Canadian cities. With a substantial occupancy rate of 97% and potential for rent growth due to current market demand, the company appears well-positioned for future expansion. The recent announcement of a takeover adds to its appeal, suggesting further consolidation trends within the sector. Experts praise its defensive characteristics, noting resilience in economic downturns and an impressive internal growth rate of 5%. This stock stands as a promising investment, with projected price targets indicating strong upside potential.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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BUY ON WEAKNESS

Will probably generate 10% total return. Great management team owns 52% of stock. Wants to see weakness before buying more for his position.

BUY

Very high quality name, grocery and drug store anchored shopping plazas. Do development so there is growth. High quality properties. Attractive dividend. You can sleep when you own this name.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sept 3/09. Up 42%.) Urban shopping centres with stable tenants such as banks. Very professional management. Low pay out ratio. 5.1% yield. Still a Hold.

TOP PICK

Strong upward move in the chart that indicates a hunt for yield. Also there is a shrinking income trust sector. Likes what they have done in reclaiming, re-modeling and redeveloping strip malls to make the more interesting destinations. 5.25% yield.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sept 3/09. Up 32.07%.) Wonderful hands on management.

TOP PICK

Grocery, drug store and retail anchored. Rock solid cash flow. Did very well in the downturn. 5.73% yield.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 10/09. Down 38.5%.) Very disciplined. Low pay out ratio. Shopping centres are a relatively low risk.

TOP PICK

Looking for 12% equity return. Worth about $15.25. Great tenant roster including Tim Horton's, banks, Loblaws, Sobeys, etc. with 96% occupancy.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Jun 25/09, UP 42% including distributions) Shopping centers are in the middle of the community. Managers bring a very strong discipline. Aggressive in management. Likes them a lot. Split a little while ago. Did an issue. Were added to an index on the TSX, which put volume up.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Jun 25/09, Up 42% including distributions) Shopping centers are in the middle of the community - grocery store, liquor store, bank. Managers bring a very strong discipline. Aggressive in management. Likes them a lot. They’ve been struggling – not enough liquidity. Split a little while ago. Did an issue. Were added to an index on the TSX, which put volume up.

BUY

Really good management. Properties are recession resistant with a lot of Shoppers (SC-T) and grocery stores. Appropriate one to hold during either up cycles or down cycles.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick June 9/09. Up 26.9% excluding distributions.) Shopping centres that are all well located. Still likes but looks like it could be getting a little tired. Conservative with their debts and pay out.

TOP PICK

Shopping centres that don't have a lot of fashion. Low payout ratio. Always expanding.

BUY

One of his favourites. Almost all of their centres are inside communities with banks, grocery stores and liquor stores. They buy properties and then expand within the properties so are always using some of their money for reinvesting. Low payout ratio. Good dividend of about 6%. Good long-term hold.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick March 17/09. Up 44.07%.) 5.5% convertible debentures maturing 2017 and priced for an 11% yield.

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