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RioCan Real Estate Investment (REI.UN.TO)

22.59
-0.18 (0.79%)
as of Jun 10, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 10, 2026, 12:00 am

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

RioCan Real Estate Investment (REI.UN-T) receives mixed reviews from experts, highlighting various risks and opportunities in the Canadian REIT market. While some experts appreciate the decent dividend yield of around 5% and the company's high occupancy and renewal rates, others express concerns about high valuations and the potential impact of a weakening Canadian economy on retail spaces. There is a sentiment of caution towards Canadian REITs due to high payout ratios and limited financial flexibility. One expert even suggests focusing more on similar companies in the US for better growth potential. Despite these reservations, the overall outlook for RioCan remains cautiously optimistic, attributing safety to its distribution and potential growth levers.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 4/07. Down 37%.) The largest REIT in Canada and very well diversified. Unfortunately, REITs are getting tainted with the same brush as financial services. Has been oversold.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Good-quality balance sheet and properties. This is one that he periodically adds to on the dips. Payout looks solid.
SELL
If he were going to buy any REITs, it would be Calloway (CWT.UN-T) or H&R Real Estate (HR.UN-T). Suggests that you switch to Calloway.
SELL
(Market Call Minute.) Doesn't think they will be able to grow their distributions high enough.
COMMENT
Largest real estate owner in outlet malls. A lot of staples in their property. Funding costs are getting lower. Doesn't expect distributions will grow as much as they expected. This will create some pressure on the stock.
TOP PICK
Largest REIT in Canada, and is retail based. There are concerns with their payout ratio, because they distribute gains. He feels comfortable 2008/2009 they can distribute their gains. 2010/2011 they could have 100% payout ratio just in their core distribution. Overall he feels that it is a core name and feels distribution is sustainable. Buy at $11 to $12, and sell at $15 to $16.
BUY
Shouldn't do too badly owning this one. Canada's largest publicly traded retail operator. During these tougher times, this is the type of REIT you want to go to.
BUY
One of the highest quality shopping centre real estate investment trusts. Strong management team. Well positioned. Tremendous value.
TOP PICK
Very low debt to book value. Trading at decades low in terms of price to cash flow and other severe discount to its price to net asset value. Very stable cash flow. Well-managed.
TOP PICK
Biggest, largest most liquid REIT in Canada. Retail exposure was a good tenant base of conservative retailers. About 30% of their distribution is subsidized by gains. Moving away from this. Over 8% yield. Good management and good assets.
COMMENT
Believes the distribution coverage is good. Currently very well tenanted. Very high quality asset base with relatively modest leverage on it. Concentrated in the 5 major Canadian cities.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
One of the higher quality REITs. One of the largest retail REITs across the country. Very diversified portfolio, high quality tenants. Comfortable with their leverage ratio, strong balance sheet. Risks are mild.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Very well run. Just bumped up their distribution.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) One of the best REITS there is and the yield is good and increasing.
COMMENT
Good landlords however, his fair market value is $12 and is lower than the present stock price. You are kind of relying on the capital appreciation of the real estate portfolio to keep the trust up at in excess of 2X book value. Runs into some technical resistance at about $22.50 with support at about $18. Yield of 6.25%.
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