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RioCan Real Estate Investment (REI.UN.TO)

22.50
-0.15 (0.66%)
as of Jul 10, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJul 10, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust, with the symbol REI.UN-T, presents a mixed outlook according to various expert reviews. While some experts highlight the company’s ability to deliver a solid dividend yield of 5% and maintain high occupancy rates, they express caution towards the broader economic context, particularly in the Canadian retail space. Concerns about the softness in the Canadian economy and high payout ratios among Canadian REITs suggest that financial flexibility could be limited. Additionally, while the potential for growth is acknowledged, especially in grocery-centered spaces, experts recommend a careful approach given the possibility of better alternatives in the U.S. market. Therefore, while REI offers attractive dividends, the overall sentiment is one of caution, advocating for thorough research before investing.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 9/10. Up 26.85%.)
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 2/10. Up 26.16%.) Strip shopping malls. Able to make cheap acquisitions in the US now. Good management.
HOLD
Moved into the states. Not much room for growth in Canada. It’s expensive, but a very good name. Don’t sell because it is a bad entity. All the other ones are a bit cheaper.
BUY
One of Canada’s largest retail mall operator. The industry has literally plummeted off the table in the US and they are buying property there at bargain basement prices. Good balance sheet.
COMMENT
One of best managed REITs and heavily into the commercial area. Stock has had a nice run, but from his point of view it is at the high end of his Fair Market Value range. Doesn't see a lot of upside for this.
STRONG BUY
Outstanding. Big winner from the Target stores coming to Canada. Not necessarily their top pick, but a good pick. Have been opportunistic in the states, and will continue to be.
COMMENT
Calloway (CWT.UN-T) or RioCan (REI.UN-T) regarding risk? Right now it would probably be Calloway. RioCan has moved up a lot and has gone into the US. Calloway has room for growth, it’s all in Canada and its multiple is lower.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Largest REIT in Canada. Target just announced that they will be taking around 18 or 19 of their Zellers stores. Good balance sheet and lots of cash. US expansion strategy is working out very well for them. Will probably buy Cedar, a retail REIT in the US. Try to get in the $24’s.
TOP PICK
RioCan is a bond that is a great way to get exposure to the real estate market in Canada.
HOLD
One of the biggest real estate REITs in the country. Very strong franchise in the big-box stand alone REITs. High quality company. US retail companies coming into Canada is positive for REITS as there is not a lot of unspoken for space. She has been paring a little of her REIT exposure.
BUY
Over 99% occupancy, which gives them pricing power and the ability to raise rents over time. They’ll continue to grow their square footage. Likely to win some of Target’s (TGT-N) business as they want to expand. Almost 6% yield.
DON'T BUY
#1 retail operator in regards to lending to retailers. Getting the benefit of large retailers moving up from the US. Expanding into the US in order to get the payout under 100%. Still trades at about a 37% premium to NAV and 15%-16% to AFFO. He prefers owning their debt.
DON'T BUY
Excellent managers. Expanding into the US. Good occupancy levels. Expensive at 16X price to AFFL and 25%-30% above NAV. Better value elsewhere. (He owns debt.)
COMMENT
Had a lot of criticism for a long time because they kept their payout ratio too high. Payout ratio is still a little too high but they are very innovative. Moved in the US. Recently joined up with the Tanger REIT, which is very good. Not likely to move up from here. OK for a long-term position.
BUY
Skillful management. Starting to go into the US and also there are some big box US chains starting to come to Canada. Can see another leg up in a growing economy.
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