Slate Office REIT
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A small Canadian office focused REIT in North America managed by the Slate Group. They announced a big distribution cut to re-invest the money into the portfolio. He thinks this is a chronic issue in the space and thinks they did the right thing. From here the downside is relatively protected. The discount to NAV can close in the next two years, but he is not sure what the catalyst would be. He would stay on the sidelines.
Problem is that whenever it gets to $8, like clockwork, they do an equity financing, and the stock gets whacked. Good managers, who own a lot of stock. Long-term, bulking up on acquisitions makes sense. Not a bad stock, but frustrating. Yield above 9%.
Problem is that whenever it gets to $8, like clockwork, they do an equity financing, and the stock gets whacked. Good managers, who own a lot of stock. Long-term, bulking up on acquisitions makes sense. Not a bad stock, but frustrating. Yield above 9%.
He likes it. Sees strong growth and a positive outlook. He wants a REIT to generate cash flow, and this one is paying nearly 10%--that he feels is sustainable. Has an $8.50 target.
He likes it. Sees strong growth and a positive outlook. He wants a REIT to generate cash flow, and this one is paying nearly 10%--that he feels is sustainable. Has an $8.50 target.
He used to own this, got tired of them constantly raising money whenever the stock price went up. The balance sheet is healthy, the payout ratio is good, and the dividend is very generous (8.3%). He thinks several investors got sick of it recently, and that’s why the price has dropped.
He used to own this, got tired of them constantly raising money whenever the stock price went up. The balance sheet is healthy, the payout ratio is good, and the dividend is very generous (8.3%). He thinks several investors got sick of it recently, and that’s why the price has dropped.
As a group, REITs trade a lot like the bond market. The selloff in the Canadian bond market in the last 6 weeks, puts pressure on utilities, REITs and consumer staples. In general, he is Short the REIT sector. This has a 9.4% dividend yield while the peer group is less than 5%.
As a group, REITs trade a lot like the bond market. The selloff in the Canadian bond market in the last 6 weeks, puts pressure on utilities, REITs and consumer staples. In general, he is Short the REIT sector. This has a 9.4% dividend yield while the peer group is less than 5%.
A suburban office REIT with properties in the Maritimes as well as some in the GTA, but always in the suburban setting. Good management. He is not a big fan of suburban office. The dividend of 7%+ is safe.
A suburban office REIT with properties in the Maritimes as well as some in the GTA, but always in the suburban setting. Good management. He is not a big fan of suburban office. The dividend of 7%+ is safe.
They are in an area that is a little more economically sensitive than retail or industrial. If you are comfortable with the yield and the sector then this is perfectly fine.
They are in an area that is a little more economically sensitive than retail or industrial. If you are comfortable with the yield and the sector then this is perfectly fine.
A suburban office REIT. He is a little hesitant to be investing in the suburban office market. There is so much pressure to be downtown and so many buildings are continuing to be constructed. A lot of the demand is coming from the suburbs. Management of this REIT is really smart, and they have recently launched an opportunity fund for office. There will not be a lot of gain in price, but you will get your income. There is easier yield elsewhere. Yield of 9.5%.
A suburban office REIT. He is a little hesitant to be investing in the suburban office market. There is so much pressure to be downtown and so many buildings are continuing to be constructed. A lot of the demand is coming from the suburbs. Management of this REIT is really smart, and they have recently launched an opportunity fund for office. There will not be a lot of gain in price, but you will get your income. There is easier yield elsewhere. Yield of 9.5%.
Suburban office buildings. They have a balanced portfolio. As an operator, the company is fantastic. They know how to make money in suburban offices, but he is concerned about the trends as there are a lot of moving pieces, especially with where the Canadian economy is right now.
Suburban office buildings. They have a balanced portfolio. As an operator, the company is fantastic. They know how to make money in suburban offices, but he is concerned about the trends as there are a lot of moving pieces, especially with where the Canadian economy is right now.
(Market Call Minute.) A good company in a bad sector. The office space is going to be tough for some time to come, but this is one of the winners within that space.
(Market Call Minute.) A good company in a bad sector. The office space is going to be tough for some time to come, but this is one of the winners within that space.
This is secondary (suburban) office. There is going to be a really interesting play in suburban office at some point. You’ll have to watch for GDP numbers for small business growth in Canada. There is quite a large spread in what people are willing to pay, for class A buildings versus suburban office. These guys know how to get in with their hands dirty and get buildings cheap, work with tenants, etc. It is too early in the cycle, but it is definitely one to watch.
This is secondary (suburban) office. There is going to be a really interesting play in suburban office at some point. You’ll have to watch for GDP numbers for small business growth in Canada. There is quite a large spread in what people are willing to pay, for class A buildings versus suburban office. These guys know how to get in with their hands dirty and get buildings cheap, work with tenants, etc. It is too early in the cycle, but it is definitely one to watch.
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A small Canadian office focused REIT in North America managed by the Slate Group. They announced a big distribution cut to re-invest the money into the portfolio. He thinks this is a chronic issue in the space and thinks they did the right thing. From here the downside is relatively protected. The discount to NAV can close in the next two years, but he is not sure what the catalyst would be. He would stay on the sidelines.