Review of InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust

DEC 07, 2023 - IIP.UN put together a solid Q3 when considering top line growth and margin improvements. A few areas that were concerning are high debt levels and a minor decline in occupancy rates. IIP.UN has a decent valuation given that it is expected to see continued EPS growth for the next two years. We have maintained our rating at B+.

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Q: Which stocks will benefit with lots of new housing expected to be built and What other stocks will benefit from the budget?. Which stocks can possibly hurt.

Read Answer Asked by Nizar on April 23, 2024

Q: Found this tiny REIT that has a portfolio of multi-family properties in Winnipeg. They trade at a significant discount to NAV; however, the debt is high and it is VERY illiquid primarily because there are a very low number of equity units O/S.

The Company is externally managed with a management agreement that pays fairly high fees.

Is this one worth the risk?

Read Answer Asked by Brad on March 20, 2024

Q: I am looking for other canadian residential reits to buy with my funds from selling TCN. I think with interest rates topping out and very possibly declining later this year, reits are a very good, safe place to invest. Can you suggest any other canadian residential reits that have good upside from here and give a decent dividend? I am thinking of ERE as well as HOM. Any comments?

Read Answer Asked by arnold on January 25, 2024