Q: GGP has indicated that BPY could be required to pay a co reverse termination fee of $1.2 B in certain circumstances. What are those circumstances and how likely is that to happen? BPY was sharply down on Monday. Is the termination fee part of the reason for the decline? When is the takeover likely to be completed?
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Q: What is your firm's opinion of SIA over the other senior living stocks? Thank you.
Q: RUF.UN was recently recommended by one analyst as buy. I sold it one year ago out of concern over the very high payout ratio. This ratio is still over
100 %. The share price has been flat for months. Is this stock worth considering ? Joe
100 %. The share price has been flat for months. Is this stock worth considering ? Joe
Q: I have held BPY for a number of years, primarily for a solid, growing dividend. I am still up 20% plus the dividend and with the sell off in the past year I am looking at topping up to a 4% full position.
I do have a well diversified portfolio largely based on a mix of your 3 portfolios.
The recent selloff has broken support and am wondering if you see an end to the decline. I would think the dividend yield would be supporting the price unless there is a concern with the sustainability of the dividend.
Would you consider it buyable now or wait for further declines?
I do have a well diversified portfolio largely based on a mix of your 3 portfolios.
The recent selloff has broken support and am wondering if you see an end to the decline. I would think the dividend yield would be supporting the price unless there is a concern with the sustainability of the dividend.
Would you consider it buyable now or wait for further declines?
Q: The stock has had a nice run. Will it be affected by possible interest increases in Europe which are very low?
For an long- term income investor with the target of reasonable capital appreciation, should it be held, sold, or reduced by half in the current environment?
For an long- term income investor with the target of reasonable capital appreciation, should it be held, sold, or reduced by half in the current environment?
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Pure Industrial Real Estate Trust (AAR.UN $8.09)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN $13.72)
Q: I was looking to replace AAR.UN with an industrial reit. I found WIR.U which has P/E of 9.12 and DIR.UN has P/E of 26.19. Both are not 100% industrial reit. I will appreciate if you could give me some info on how come DIR.UN is having such high P/E? Or you can suggest some reit which has more growth rather then yield.
Q: Could you provided some comments on Terra Firma results just released? Still a Buy?
Thanks,
Craig
Thanks,
Craig
Q: What do you think of Dream Unlimited? It seems to be one of the few stocks to thrive in the last week (and month0 and has done well over the past year.
Q: What is up with this stock? A record Q with a divvy raise rewarded with a new 52 week low. There must be a further reason than BEPort kind of woes? i.e. rising rates. Is it a buy?
Q: would like your comment on recent debenture financing on
extendicare.
thnak you.
extendicare.
thnak you.
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN $36.51)
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Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN $21.77)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN $13.72)
Q: Hi,
I was wondering if you could recommend some good value, "defensive" REITs with strong growth.
Thanks
I was wondering if you could recommend some good value, "defensive" REITs with strong growth.
Thanks
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Dream Office Real Estate Investment Trust (D.UN $16.89)
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Dream Global Real Estate Investment Trust (DRG.UN $16.79)
Q: I'm looking for stability and a core of stocks which will help offset the volatility of growth stocks on weeks like last week. The pickings are slim, but these two offerings from Dream seem to have consistently done extremely well over the last year, and breezed through last week's turmoil without noticing it. They also seem to have amazing growth (at least in stock prices) for REITS over the last year, as well as excellent distributions. To what do you attribute this and do you expect it to continue?
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Dream Global Real Estate Investment Trust (DRG.UN $16.79)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN $13.72)
Q: Which one of the above ETF's would you pick during these unsettled times for a TFSA?
Q: Your current opinion ?
Q: Would this be a decent investment? Is the payout safe??
Q: i would like your opinion on Melcor. Sell or hold? thank you.
Q: can you please comment on the latest earnings from this one...would you consider buying/hold or selling this one? thanks as always for your wonderful service...
Q: ROE, Debt, tech ratios, div. all look good to me, is there any reason this REIT trading volume is almost NIL. Am I missing something, thought this was a solid holding going forward, please comment. Thanks.
Q: Good Morning 5i. Please comment on the recent quarterly results from NXR.UN. Do you recommend for growth and income? How does the payout ratio and debt compare to other REIT's?
Rob
Rob
Q: I currently don't have any REIT exposure and think I should focus on a broad ETF for more safety and diversification as opposed to some of the smaller cap REIT's I have previously held although they do have much higher yields I am concerned about the risk exposure. Would this be a good time to start a position in ZRE and/or do you have another suggestion?
Thanks,
Craig
Thanks,
Craig