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Granite REIT (GRT.UN.TO)

87.76

-0.79 (0.89%)

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

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Sep 8, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 8 opinions in the last 12 months.

Granite REIT (GRT.UN-T) has garnered positive reviews from experts, emphasizing its resilience and strong performance amidst challenging market conditions. The company boasts a diverse portfolio of industrial properties, primarily in the Greater Toronto Area and the rapidly growing Florida-Texas belt. A significant portion of its rental income is secured from notable tenants like Magna, reflecting a solid cash flow position. Analysts anticipate a recovery in warehouse leasing activity, especially as interest rates stabilize. The stock trades at a roughly 20% discount to its net asset value (NAV), with a fair dividend yield that is attractive in the current economic climate.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Just increased their dividend. Have a lot of room to make acquisitions. Under levered balance sheet. Looking for them to grow in the US and Europe.

TOP PICK

Second biggest sector weight he has. Absolutely benefit from lower borrowing costs. Will become a REIT in January. Then they will be paying out less than 75% of cash flow. Under levered, almost no debt, strong balance sheet. Are a long way down the road to renegotiating long term leases with magna. 5.6% yield.

TOP PICK

Converting to a REIT. Basically holds industrial properties for Magna (MG-T). Much, much cheaper than the majority of REITs. This is largely to do with the tenant risk and concentration risk with Magna. 40% of revenues come out of Europe and tend to be in Austria and Germany, which are in the stronger areas. Very strong balance sheet and are looking to diversify. 5.6% yield.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Sep 23/11, Up 30.58%) Sold it in advance of making changes in terms of them becoming a trust. Did not have a strategy or a dividend. Thinks it is a good stock going forward. Buy on weakness.

BUY

Sees upside of anywhere from $39 or $40. Magna (MG-T) is the biggest tenant and essentially accounts for all of their leases. Management’s objective is to diversify away. Hardly has any debt so if they do make acquisitions, they can use their balance sheet and can unlock a lot of potential.

COMMENT

Has very specific single-use real estate in that it owns a lot of the manufacturing and processing plants of Magna (MG-T). This is not something he is interested in, in his portfolio. Balance sheet is fine. If they could swap some of this real estate back to Magna and take back more conventional industrial he would be interested.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 13/11. Up 24.26%.) They were undervalued because they were part of Magna International. Will officially be a REIT by the end of the year. Have increased their dividend and are under levered so they have powder to spend. Could be worth anywhere $40-$45. 5.8% dividend, which he thinks will grow.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sept 23/11. Up 23.56%.) Announced all the things she was hoping for so she sold her holdings.

TOP PICK

Almost 6% yield. Management change which is cleaning out the portfolio giving some G&A savings that will hit the bottom line in the next 12 months. Very clean balance sheet giving a lot of room for acquisition growth going forward. Wouldn't be surprised to see the stock trade somewhere between $42-$44 longer term.

WATCH

Industrial real estate assets that were spun out from Magna (MG-T). Currently Magna is a tenant in about 96% of their properties. Low payout ratio. For a REIT they have an amazingly low debt on their balance sheet. If management works it right, they will buy additional properties and diversify away from Magna. This is a “wait-and-see” if management can execute.

TOP PICK

Are going to convert into a REIT. Either will joint venture Magna assets with other parties or get non-Magna assets into their portfolio. It will be more diversified over time. Have a balance sheet that allows them to do that. It’s a developing story. 5.7% yield with room to increase it as they get the portfolio the way they want it.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 13/11. Up 29.26%.) Real estate that owns the property where Magna Plants are. Looking to expand internationally. Balance sheet is really under levered. Feels they want to convert to a REIT and will be able to pay more dividends. They also want to diverse away from Magna (MG-T). Target of $45.

BUY

Sees considerable up side. There is single tenant risk in Magna. 5.7% yield should be able to grow.

TOP PICK

Manages the plants that Magna (MG-T) uses. Has brilliant new independent management. Quadrupled its dividend and turned itself into a REIT.

TOP PICK

Owns real estate and leases it to Magna (MG-T). Have increased their dividend so that yield is now 6.8%. Will be converting into a REIT. Also wanted to diversify away from Magna by acquiring other properties.

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