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Sienna Senior Living Inc (SIA.TO)

21.16

+0.15 (0.71%)

as of Jun 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 4, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.

Sienna Senior Living Inc. (SIA) presents a compelling investment opportunity, particularly as the aging demographic continues to drive demand for long-term care and retirement homes. The company's unique structure, which combines government-funded long-term care with private-pay retirement homes, mitigates risks often associated with traditional REITs. Experts note the positive outlook for SIA, with predictions of high occupancy rates and expanding margins, particularly as the baby boomer generation ages. The company's dividend yield of around 4.1% to 5% is deemed safe and well-covered, appealing to income-focused investors. Despite some concerns about labor challenges in the sector, the overall sentiment leans towards optimism, with SIA anticipated to achieve significant growth and stability in the coming years.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Basically nursing homes. Small margin business almost all paid by the government. Ontario government is requiring them to replace a lot of their beds. There is funding for this, but critics feel it is not enough to justify. Feels dividend is safe but doesn't see much growth. Very appropriate for individuals. Yield of a little under 8%. Payout ratio of about 80%.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Sep 1/10, 16.00%) Unlike competitors, it is Ontario only retirement and nursing homes. Funding formula with province is much more understandable. Cheap financing and demographics work. Election out of the way could put upward pressure on pricing.

BUY

Likes this one. Fairly low risk sector. Nursing homes with a focus in Ontario. Strong operational management. Distribution is reliable.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sept 1/10. Up 12.37%.) Senior care is a really complicated space. This one is so much each year because it has all its retirement/nursing facilities in Ontario. Getting into more higher end real estate and are getting CMHC financing..

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Sept 1/10. Up 10.19%.) Still likes. Fantastic company with a conservative capital balance sheet. Room for it to grow.

BUY

Is a defensive name, has a good yield/income to it. Believes that the yield is sustainable. It's in the nursing home sector primarily, and expanding into the retirement home side. Focused in Canada. Board is strong. 8% yield.

TOP PICK

Low payout ratio. Nursing homes. Good management.

DON'T BUY

Long term care housing so operating margins will be thinner. Long term care requires professional help such as nurses so expenses will be higher. Will have to relocate some of their class C assets.

DON'T BUY

Long term care facilities in Ontario. Not a big fan as he feels it was overpriced on the IPO. About half the portfolio (“A” quality assets) is fairly valued at about an 8% cap yield and the rest, B and C, were probably fairly valued at 12% to 13% but brought it all out as an 8% cap yield. Feels distribution is sustainable for the next couple of years. Expect investors will be left behind by some of the better quality REITs. 2 new acquisitions will improve their quality.

BUY

Solely focused in Ontario, which he likes. They get CMHC financing for upgrading facilities. Well run and cheap relative to its peers. Under levered.

BUY

Nursing homes operator in Ontario and probably one of the best operational teams out there. Revenues and increases in pricing completely controlled by the Ontario government.

TOP PICK

Long term health care. Nice demographic play in Ontario. Currently there is a 26,000 backlog of needed beds. Not expensive on a funds to operation basis at about 10X. 8.10% yield. Expecting reasonable growth.

TOP PICK

8.4% yield. Ontario only. 40,000 more beds over the next 10 years. Can get CMHC funding. Getting 3% funding. Have to upgrade a lot of their retirement space to get funding. There is a huge barriers to new competitors.

BUY

Long-term care homes, largely in Ontario. Hasn't had a great reception from the market and he likes it more than the market does. Business is quite good. Good long-term hold. Good yield at 8.2%.

TOP PICK

Operate long-term care facilities in Ontario where they get provincial funding. 8.5% yield. Limited competition because of the barriers to entrance in this field.

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