Allied Properties REIT
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Always liked it. It's the best in class, dealing in the industrial space in Canadian cities. They have executed very well. They beat their last quarter and outperform the market. But it trades at a pricey 26x AFFO which gives him pause. It rents small office space that's attracting tech companies. This is in the sweet spot, but this REIT is hard to own when it's this expensive.
Always liked it. It's the best in class, dealing in the industrial space in Canadian cities. They have executed very well. They beat their last quarter and outperform the market. But it trades at a pricey 26x AFFO which gives him pause. It rents small office space that's attracting tech companies. This is in the sweet spot, but this REIT is hard to own when it's this expensive.
(A Top Pick Nov 8/16. Up 26%.) One of the highest quality Canadian REITs available. Focused on the major urban centres. The only negative is that it’s trading at a bit of a premium to most analysts’ estimates NAV, so he would be a little cautious. The argument would be that in the next 12 months it will grow into that premium. Dividend yield of 3.7%.
(A Top Pick Nov 8/16. Up 26%.) One of the highest quality Canadian REITs available. Focused on the major urban centres. The only negative is that it’s trading at a bit of a premium to most analysts’ estimates NAV, so he would be a little cautious. The argument would be that in the next 12 months it will grow into that premium. Dividend yield of 3.7%.
Industrial, office and retail. They expanded into the US. There was a little selloff with the raise in rates. The rest of the rate increases are baked into the stock price.
Industrial, office and retail. They expanded into the US. There was a little selloff with the raise in rates. The rest of the rate increases are baked into the stock price.
An office REIT, not necessarily a cheap one, but does have a lot of development potential. They own Class I brick and beam office buildings, which tend to be older office buildings where you see a lot of advertising and technology companies in. There is scarcity value. They have dominant market share in Canada. The nicest thing is the development intensification potential, because in some cases they are taking these buildings, expanding them, building them up, and will be able to get much better yields when they do that. Dividend yield of 4.51%. (Analysts’ price target is $38.53.)
An office REIT, not necessarily a cheap one, but does have a lot of development potential. They own Class I brick and beam office buildings, which tend to be older office buildings where you see a lot of advertising and technology companies in. There is scarcity value. They have dominant market share in Canada. The nicest thing is the development intensification potential, because in some cases they are taking these buildings, expanding them, building them up, and will be able to get much better yields when they do that. Dividend yield of 4.51%. (Analysts’ price target is $38.53.)
Missed on Q3, so he reduced his guidance. Poorer lease-ups in Montréal and temporary vacancies in Vancouver and Edmonton. 2016 was definitely a step-back year. There has been a big pull-back in REITs, but this is still trading towards its five-year average, so it is not cheap. However, he sees a big return of growth next year which would give about 12% adjusted funds from operations growth smoothed out from 2016 to 2018. One of the best balance sheets out there, and a lower payout ratio. The kind of REIT that should hold up in a rising bond yield environment. He would Sell a Call on this, wait for it to come off a couple of bucks, and then Write a Put on it. Dividend yield of 4.3%.
Missed on Q3, so he reduced his guidance. Poorer lease-ups in Montréal and temporary vacancies in Vancouver and Edmonton. 2016 was definitely a step-back year. There has been a big pull-back in REITs, but this is still trading towards its five-year average, so it is not cheap. However, he sees a big return of growth next year which would give about 12% adjusted funds from operations growth smoothed out from 2016 to 2018. One of the best balance sheets out there, and a lower payout ratio. The kind of REIT that should hold up in a rising bond yield environment. He would Sell a Call on this, wait for it to come off a couple of bucks, and then Write a Put on it. Dividend yield of 4.3%.
Its assets are wonderful old buildings all across Canada. A very unique asset class. These are hot and where you want to be if you are a hip kind of company. It has been really well run with a strong kind of discipline. It can be volatile, and most recently because of interest rate increases and the decline in REITs in general. This is one of the favourite REITs, and has suffered alongside most REITs. Dividend yield of 4.5%.
Its assets are wonderful old buildings all across Canada. A very unique asset class. These are hot and where you want to be if you are a hip kind of company. It has been really well run with a strong kind of discipline. It can be volatile, and most recently because of interest rate increases and the decline in REITs in general. This is one of the favourite REITs, and has suffered alongside most REITs. Dividend yield of 4.5%.
(A Top Pick Nov 12/15. Up 5.27%.) Really unique properties, probably the best landholdings of any of the REITs. As the economy moves, the growth we have seen in the past just won’t be there in the future. It will probably take 3 or 4 quarters before the growth stabilizes.
(A Top Pick Nov 12/15. Up 5.27%.) Really unique properties, probably the best landholdings of any of the REITs. As the economy moves, the growth we have seen in the past just won’t be there in the future. It will probably take 3 or 4 quarters before the growth stabilizes.
This is known as the niche brick and beam landlord in Toronto. 40% of their properties are in the downtown core. The name has pulled back recently, mostly related to the pullback in REITs. Also, 10 year bonds are backing up a bit giving a bit of consternation in the space. The name has come down to a level where it is trading around its NAV, and you are basically getting a bunch of undeveloped land for free. There is some pretty good upside. It very rarely comes down to this level where you can buy it. Dividend yield of 4.34%.
This is known as the niche brick and beam landlord in Toronto. 40% of their properties are in the downtown core. The name has pulled back recently, mostly related to the pullback in REITs. Also, 10 year bonds are backing up a bit giving a bit of consternation in the space. The name has come down to a level where it is trading around its NAV, and you are basically getting a bunch of undeveloped land for free. There is some pretty good upside. It very rarely comes down to this level where you can buy it. Dividend yield of 4.34%.
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