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Andrew MoffsKimco Realty Corp.KIMHOLDJul 29, 2021

One of the oldest, largest shopping centre REITs in the US. Young, energetic management team focused on redevelopment. Likes the grocery anchor-shopping centre space. More value in other stocks, particularly in Canada with REI.UN or FCR.UN. You can keep owning it for the safe dividend.

$21.58

Stock price when the opinion was issued

$25.38

As of Jun 10, 2026. Market Open.

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A defensive name. Is a REIT that owns strip malls and mixed-use properties. Yields 4%.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Pays a 5.1% dividend. They recently reported a beat and raise their full-year funds from operation forecast. But shares have been drifting lower. A buying opportunity now.

BUY

They beat estimates and raised their full-year forecast in funds from operation per share, and net operating income growth also strong. The report shows momentum. They pay a 4.6% dividend.

COMMENT

One of the few infrastructure companies in the US that is not a Master Limited Partnership, which has negative tax implications for Canadian investors. This is a way you can be invested in energy infrastructure. Behaving extremely well and is within a whisper of its all-time high. Reduced his exposure by about a 3rd because people psychologically could be less favourable because it is attached to energy. Has a little over 4% yield.

WATCH

Work with REI.UN-T in a JV. The largest landlord for shopping centers in the US. Their focus over the last few years has been shedding non-core assets. They are 60-70% of the way through simplifying their business. Demand for their properties is starting to pick up. Is turning into a very high quality business.

SELL
Large US shopping center REIT. Think management lost their way a few years ago and basically panicked during the credit crisis. Diluted shareholders by about 40% at the worst time. US is overvalued relative to Canada. If you own, consider moving to Canada where there are better returns and less risk.