This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.
The experts have mixed opinions on Avalonbay Communities (AVB-N). While it is considered a global blue chip, it is noted to have low growth potential at the moment. Some see a future opportunity, especially in the wave of electrification, but recommend looking for better opportunities elsewhere. There is also caution about investing in ADRs compared to stocks on their actual exchange due to liquidity concerns.
If rates go up too much, in effect you are affecting the consumer who doesn’t have a lot of debt, and affecting their ability to buy houses and spend money. This will probably mean more renting than ownership. If there is more renting, you are probably going to see an increase in occupancy in rents for apartment owners like this company. You have to be careful of excess supply. He thinks this company has a pretty good development pipeline and should be able to offset some of that increase supply.
(A Top Pick April 4/13. Up 0.65%.) Owns, operates and develops apartment communities in the US. Apartment assets have done well from a free cash flow perspective, but unfortunately, they face the headwinds of increased supply as well as the fear from many investors that people that are renting are going to start moving into single-family homes. From his perspective, this is one of the highest quality apartment owners in the US. Have a large development pipeline which is going to differentiate themselves from their peers and will allow them to deliver above average free cash flow growth going forward.
Most pricing in the US has to do with newly constructed single-family houses and condominiums, particularly in the sand states such as Arizona, Nevada and Florida. The notion that because house prices are recovering, these apartment REITs are suddenly going to get a big upsurge in the price of the units, is incorrect. Not a sector he is looking at.
(A Top Pick April 4/13. Up 4.97%.) Has really held up well in the face of a strong downturn in the REIT sector. Have a very strong capital structure, low leverage and no need for capital but are going to be able to generate very strong double digit free cash growth. Did a very large acquisition in the US and as they integrate that, free cash flow will grow even further. They operate with a 70% payout ratio.
Owner/operator/developer of apartment buildings in coastal areas of US. Class ‘A’ apartments buildings. 5% discount to NAV compared to 10-15% premium in the past. Will generate strong free cash flow growth and he sees a distribution increase.
Premier apartments, basically on the West Coast but also on the East Coast. Traded off recently because they partnered with Equity Residential (EQR-N) to buy Archstone. Likes quite a bit but the stock has suffered because people are anticipating they are coming to market to sell shares. This is an opportunity to buy a name with an NAV of $130-$135. Have been able to grow their cash flow dramatically.
Avalonbay Communities is a American stock, trading under the symbol AVB-N on the New York Stock Exchange (AVB). It is usually referred to as NYSE:AVB or AVB-N
In the last year, 1 stock analyst published opinions about AVB-N. 0 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 1 analyst recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Avalonbay Communities.
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On 2024-12-11, Avalonbay Communities (AVB-N) stock closed at a price of $226.16.
It is a global blue chip but has low growth. There may be an opportunity in the future but not now, There is a great wave of electrification but better opportunities are elsewhere in this area.
As a general guideline try to buy global stocks on their actual exchange with more liquidity. ADR's are more complicated.