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H&R Real Estate Inv TrustHR.UN.TOCOMMENTSep 24, 2013Stock price when the opinion was issued
As of Jun 11, 2026. Market Open.
Classic value stock. Just completed a plan for strategic alternatives, which didn't result in a sale of the company as hoped. Instead, realistic plan to sell down non-core parts of the business.
Refocusing exclusively on multi-family in the US and industrial assets in Canada. Decent plan, has to execute. Sun Belt in US is seeing a lot of pressure on new supply. Paid an attractive yield to wait. Never know when there might be a value-maximizing transaction.
Great properties, but diversification means it doesn't get a great valuation from the market. Sunbelt properties are over-supplied. Owns office properties and retail. Transforming to multi-family and industrial. Trade action starting to pick up. Secure yield of about 6.7%. Growth will be a while, depends on your time horizon. Better names in the meantime.
Doing its best to diversify into multi-family residential apartments in US Sunbelt, where supply is high, so operating income will be challenged. Execution story in a difficult environment for selling or transitioning assets. A hold. Discount to NAV, but headwinds to fundamentals. Still, prefers it to AX.UN.
Too diversified: retail, office, residential, US, Canada. He likes focused REITs that do just one or two things. Cut distribution. Doesn't care for management. Offloading assets at not-great prices. Significant discount to NAV, 16x AFFO. In this uncertain environment, gravitate to the highest quality.
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A good, long-term hold. Nature of their leases is to have them longer than most, so some of their office buildings have 20 year leases. Payout ratio is quite low so that they can still do certain kinds of development or add-on projects. This is why the yield is low. Recently took over Primarus and he is a little more concerned on stocks that are in transition. 6.36% yield