InterRent REIT
IIP.UN-T
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A REIT for a TFSA? He likes multi-family residentials and industrials REITs. So, he likes IIP.UN-T and Granite REIT.
A REIT for a TFSA? He likes multi-family residentials and industrials REITs. So, he likes IIP.UN-T and Granite REIT.
Apartment in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. It's not exposed to tariffs. Management has done a good job and their chart looks good. They internalized management which will boost earnings. They continue to pick up rental units outside the urban core in the GTA. It helps that few rentals are being built. Stock price has risen a lot, but this is a good long-term play. (2.3% dividend, Analysts' price target: $12.10)
Apartment in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal. It's not exposed to tariffs. Management has done a good job and their chart looks good. They internalized management which will boost earnings. They continue to pick up rental units outside the urban core in the GTA. It helps that few rentals are being built. Stock price has risen a lot, but this is a good long-term play. (2.3% dividend, Analysts' price target: $12.10)
He likes management. Their ability to increase distributions will be there as their more aggressive development plan starts kicking in. They have a number of large-scale developments, which have taken a bit longer, but the dividend will increase over time. More importantly is the amount of growth you can get in earnings when you are able to buy something broken and fix it. You are paying for broken, but you are getting fixed in the end. Returns are very strong. Thinks this will be issuing equity sometime in 2017, so you may want to wait for the equity deal. Dividend yield of 3.1%.
He likes management. Their ability to increase distributions will be there as their more aggressive development plan starts kicking in. They have a number of large-scale developments, which have taken a bit longer, but the dividend will increase over time. More importantly is the amount of growth you can get in earnings when you are able to buy something broken and fix it. You are paying for broken, but you are getting fixed in the end. Returns are very strong. Thinks this will be issuing equity sometime in 2017, so you may want to wait for the equity deal. Dividend yield of 3.1%.
Immigration significantly contributed to population growth in Canada. In the last year, it has probably accounted for about three quarters of it. There is a benefit to owning apartment REITs if you think the cost of housing is relatively high, and you have an influx of immigrants. This REIT has a fantastic management team that tends to be more focused on “value add”. They will buy a property that is not necessarily maximizing its income possibility. They will gussy it up, increase rents, which will drive a significant increase in the share price and the value proposition. He likes this very much.
Immigration significantly contributed to population growth in Canada. In the last year, it has probably accounted for about three quarters of it. There is a benefit to owning apartment REITs if you think the cost of housing is relatively high, and you have an influx of immigrants. This REIT has a fantastic management team that tends to be more focused on “value add”. They will buy a property that is not necessarily maximizing its income possibility. They will gussy it up, increase rents, which will drive a significant increase in the share price and the value proposition. He likes this very much.
This is a well-run company, but isn’t particularly cheap among the smaller cap REITs.
This is a well-run company, but isn’t particularly cheap among the smaller cap REITs.
(A Top Pick March 19/15. Up 19.04%.) An apartment REIT based in Eastern Canada. Most properties are in Ontario where rents are regulated, but they tend to focus more on “value add”, where they buy a property that is not really achieving its full potential, put a little bit of money into it, and try to ramp up the occupancy, which has certainly worked out well for them.
(A Top Pick March 19/15. Up 19.04%.) An apartment REIT based in Eastern Canada. Most properties are in Ontario where rents are regulated, but they tend to focus more on “value add”, where they buy a property that is not really achieving its full potential, put a little bit of money into it, and try to ramp up the occupancy, which has certainly worked out well for them.
(A Top Pick March 19/15. Up 8.46%.) Has exposure to Eastern Canada, so low income Housing. No exposure to Western Canada, strong balance sheet and good management has really helped. Dividend yield of 3.5%.
(A Top Pick March 19/15. Up 8.46%.) Has exposure to Eastern Canada, so low income Housing. No exposure to Western Canada, strong balance sheet and good management has really helped. Dividend yield of 3.5%.
He is a big fan of this company. They have a very entrepreneurial style. Dividend payout is very low and very sustainable. Sees more than average growth potential, so continues to like it. Good management.
He is a big fan of this company. They have a very entrepreneurial style. Dividend payout is very low and very sustainable. Sees more than average growth potential, so continues to like it. Good management.
(Top Pick Nov 13/14, Up 12.48%) Just raised their yield 5%. He believes in their markets, such as Hamilton.
(Top Pick Nov 13/14, Up 12.48%) Just raised their yield 5%. He believes in their markets, such as Hamilton.
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