Smart REIT
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Yes, it’s retail, but best in class. Trades at 15x earnings, which is cheap. Spectacular management. Anchors for Walmart, which is doing well against Amazons of the world. Aggressive development in Toronto. Best tenants and assets. Diversifying and creating more margin. Yield is 5.8%. (Analysts’ price target is $32.61.)
Yes, it’s retail, but best in class. Trades at 15x earnings, which is cheap. Spectacular management. Anchors for Walmart, which is doing well against Amazons of the world. Aggressive development in Toronto. Best tenants and assets. Diversifying and creating more margin. Yield is 5.8%. (Analysts’ price target is $32.61.)
He does not presently hold any REITs today. It is consumer retail sales orientated and is interest rate sensitive. He is leery of both of these fundamental drivers.
He does not presently hold any REITs today. It is consumer retail sales orientated and is interest rate sensitive. He is leery of both of these fundamental drivers.
There is a lot of debate about the REIT sector. He is not at the point where he thinks it is time to step in. There is a lot of competition in the holding of retail assets and with the potential of retail shop closures. He owns WPT-T instead, which is more warehouse related.
There is a lot of debate about the REIT sector. He is not at the point where he thinks it is time to step in. There is a lot of competition in the holding of retail assets and with the potential of retail shop closures. He owns WPT-T instead, which is more warehouse related.
Mitch Goldhar was the founder who transformed SMART, the main landlord for Walmart. He's come back to execute and go up against Amazon. They are doing an amazing development north of Toronto. This has a chance to grow. It has one of the best lead tenants--a good anchor. It's best in class and a core holding for him. He really likes this.
Mitch Goldhar was the founder who transformed SMART, the main landlord for Walmart. He's come back to execute and go up against Amazon. They are doing an amazing development north of Toronto. This has a chance to grow. It has one of the best lead tenants--a good anchor. It's best in class and a core holding for him. He really likes this.
Which sector should I invest in: banks, REITs or pipelines? Banks. They have an oligopoly, earn steady profits, and have exposure to overseaS markets. But diversify. REITs have been neglected for many years due to exaggerated fears about a retail collapse (that Amazon will devour everyone). Retail REITs are trading below book value but have a low beta of 0.6. So, this is not a bad place to start in REITs.
Which sector should I invest in: banks, REITs or pipelines? Banks. They have an oligopoly, earn steady profits, and have exposure to overseaS markets. But diversify. REITs have been neglected for many years due to exaggerated fears about a retail collapse (that Amazon will devour everyone). Retail REITs are trading below book value but have a low beta of 0.6. So, this is not a bad place to start in REITs.
Has 32 million sq. ft. of retail space, 60% in Ontario. The whole retail challenge remains, but he sees the pendulum swinging back (to some degree) back to brick-and-mortar. Pays over 6% dividend. (Analysts' price target $34)
Has 32 million sq. ft. of retail space, 60% in Ontario. The whole retail challenge remains, but he sees the pendulum swinging back (to some degree) back to brick-and-mortar. Pays over 6% dividend. (Analysts' price target $34)
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