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The experts agree that residential REITs, like Minto Apartment REIT, are benefiting from the housing shortage and increased immigration, leading to higher rents. The company has a strong relationship with a private developer and shows great capital discipline. However, it is exposed to the Toronto market and faces competition from the current condo glut, which may cause choppiness in the stock. There is consensus that the company has a great portfolio and strong management, but it needs to show bottom-line earnings growth. Overall, there is a general feeling of value in the stock, given its wide discount to NAV and potential for long-term growth.
Quite a discount to NAV, attractive. Lower yield, 3.5% range. Strong management, CEO is now internal. Looking to grow bottom line. Fixed balance sheet. On a good path. Political risk from rent control, but that's not imminent.
Lots of value, trades at wide discount to NAV. When will the gap close? Show-me story, needs to show bottom-line earnings growth and starting to do so. Smart capital allocation decisions starting to happen. Quality real estate, discount to the sector, buy and do well long term.
Great portfolio, solid management. Surprising that it trades below its IPO price. Has had best-in-class portfolio, but not necessarily best-in-class balance sheet. Topline growth has not fallen to bottom line. Too much variable interest rate exposure.
Looking to sell assets to reduce leverage, giving them capacity to expand in BC market. Thinks troubles are behind them, "show me" in terms of execution.
Renewals growth of 6-8%. Federal government's supporting increased supply. It's fine. Good chance you'll see a recovery. Cheap, trades at 10-15% discount. Nothing better than apartments right now, because market's so tight.
Apartment sector extremely interesting right now. Rents are going up 10% YOY. Good assets to own for the long term. Regulatory overhang. He owns MEQ.
Did its IPO two years ago but has been around for decades. Its main focus is the Ottawa market but also covers Toronto, Montreal and Calgary. Trades at a wide discount to the private market value of its assets. There is a bit of a structural deficiency in trading terms. It is at a good price with occupancy increasing.
Minto Apartment REIT is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol MI.UN-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (MI.UN-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:MI.UN or MI.UN-T
In the last year, 4 stock analysts published opinions about MI.UN-T. 3 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 0 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Minto Apartment REIT.
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4 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Minto Apartment REIT In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2024-11-21, Minto Apartment REIT (MI.UN-T) stock closed at a price of $14.24.
Long-term, yes, for residential REITs, like apartment ones. They also benefit from more immigration. This leads to higher rents. InterRent, Minto and CAP are his preferreds in this space. CAP is the biggest, and they hold a super-quality portfolio that they've been upgrading in recent years. All these are focused in Ontario. but they benefit from lower interest rates. A caveat: Ottawa is slowing immigration to Canada, which feeds demand for apartments. Expect choppiness, but these are good holds. Minto has a great relationship with a private developer who build high-quality homes. They have great capital discipline. But they are exposed to the Toronto market, and their quality homes puts them in competition with the current condo glut in Toronto. This won't hurt Minto's long-term, but the stock will be choppy.