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Firstservice Corp (FSV.TO)

191.00

+2.70 (1.43%)

as of Sep 11, 2026, 8:00:01 pm Market Open.

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Sep 12, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.

Firstservice Corp (FSV-T) is recognized as a compounder stock primarily growing through acquisitions within the fragmented property management and services sector. Analysts highlight its strong earnings stability and disciplined approach to mergers and acquisitions, which suggest considerable room for growth. However, the company has faced challenges due to a lack of significant weather events that would stimulate its property restoration business, leading to concerns regarding current valuation levels. Despite being perceived as a 'good company/bad stock' by some experts, many advocate for a long-term investment strategy and suggest that recent price drops may present a favorable entry point. The general sentiment reflects a preference for gradual accumulation rather than immediate selling, with various analysts offering optimistic long-term price targets.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Overvalued

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TOP PICK

Room to grow, as US market remains fragmented. Trades at 27x earnings. Not capital intensive. Throws off a fair bit of free cash. Inflation-protected contracts. Tends to buy more services inside buildings, not the buildings themselves. Yield is 0.67%. (Analysts’ price target is $194.80)

TOP PICK

It is in the property management and franchise business, and is a low capital intensive business. Has organic growth and does tuck-in acquisitions. It is a very fragmented industry so there is a great opportunity to grow over the next several years especially in U.S. Slightly inflation protected. Contracts don't change yearly so it is protected over the next few years Executes very well and management owns a lot of shares. Buy 2, Hold 3, Sell 0 . Also likes and owns Summit Reit. (Analysts’ price target is $187.10)

TOP PICK

Residential property management and services - California Closets. It has room to grow in the U.S. Acquisition and organic growth should be good. It is volatile but its business is good over the long term. Buy 2 Hold 3 Sell 0 (Analysts’ price target is $187.10)

TOP PICK

Grows organically and makes acquisitions in a fragmented industry. Low capex business. Stock's fallen, as it's a high multiple stock. Continues to outperform. Executes incredibly well. Yield is 0.61%. (Analysts’ price target is $192.07)

BUY

Recently got into insurance. Pulled back tremendously, and labour costs have gone up. Serial acquirer. Structural tailwinds for very good growth over the long term. Early innings of building its business in numerous areas.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company posted EPS of $0.73 beating estimates. Revenues also beat at $834.6 million. Revenues rose 17%. Positive results although it is not a surprise. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

BUY

Still likes it. Illiquid. High multiple. Great buying opportunity. Great Canadian name, with a huge US base. Asset light, very little capex. Grows organically quite nicely, plus successful tuck-in acquisitions. Good market share and they can continue to buy in a fragmented market. Contracts are inflation protected.

BUY

Beat on top and bottom lines, yet price still down. Majority of income from US. Strong economics, well run, high quality. Valuation got ahead of the fundamentals, nothing wrong with the company. Solid business, good management team. Historically, a good compounder.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks FSV has easily beaten its last four quarters. The dividend pays only 0.57%, so you’re not buying this for income, but for growth. Its EPS has grown 51.66% in the past year. Its ROI stands at nearly 10%, which is higher than peers such as Tricon’s 6.69%. However, FirstService’s PE is 46.5x, far higher than, say, Morguard’s which is 6x. Because of the high PE, investors tend to sell FSV hard on any bad news. The strategy here would be to buy on such pullbacks, and volatility has gripped the markets since the year began. Read 4 Promising TSX Stocks for our full analysis.

TOP PICK

Great Canadian company. Property management plus franchises like California Closets. Grows organically, plus tuck-in acquisitions. Price-protected contracts. Opportunities in a fragmented industry, asset light, low capex. Not as liquid, as management owns shares. At low end of trading range, so a good time to buy. Yield is 0.60%. (Analysts’ price target is $229.14)

TOP PICK

Decades of growth ahead of it. Tiny market share of property services. Building out national platform for disaster restoration in the US. Another platform is fire safety. Unbelievable management, well run. Clean balance sheet. Great entry point.

BUY

Excellent growth stock, a fantastic compounder. The valuation is a tad high for him, but you can buy this. Excellent manager of real estate services.

BUY

He has owned FirstService (property management business) for a long time. Capital light business that generates a lot of free cash flow. Growing through organic growth and franchise expansion. Annuity business that is generated by contracts signed with clients. Not a cheap stock, however will continue to hold & buy. Would recommend buying.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Need to have a critical eye on serial acquirers like this one. Residential property, renovation, etc. Great growth company. Compounded sales by 17% over the last 5 years. Trades at 44x earnings, long-term average is 31x. EPS has grown by 24% compounded. Buy on pullback around $200.

BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. Revenues beat estimates and EPS was also better than expected. The stock is down slightly due to a lower beat over the past few quarters. Management is pointing to labour and resource constraints. Demand is strong and the future growth prospects are good. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

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