Q: What is your current view on DEA:US? Is it likely that it's bottomed?
Would AD.un be a superior choice for growth?
Note: I realize this is a "two-fer" sort of question given the differences between the two... Thanx!
Q: Your March 2 2023 on the company seems relatively positive? But over the Summer/Fall less positive? (correct me if I have that wrong) If true, is it a reflection of real estate market/higher interest rates or execution of the company? Earnings were released on Friday, comment? If you were doing report card/ 5i Opinion today what would you change? Thanks!
Q: I would appreciate your scrutiny of this company, its current financial indebtedness. The past history of dividend growth, and is this 10% yield sustainable, also is this dividend eligible for the dividend tax credit, or is this an interest payment? Thank you for this info.
Q: Peter; Slate Office just cut their payout - could AP.UN be inline to do it too?!My wife holds AP.UN in her TFSA - no tax benefits- would you move on and into saybDIR.UN? Thanks.
Rod
I'm a bit confused re: the dividend for DRI Healthcare. Your profile shows a current dividend of about 9.6% (even higher for DHT.U) but other sources such as G&M and Morningstar show it at 3.49%.
Q: I have had good success with industrial reits, having held DIR.UN for several years, and having 2 other industrial reits bought out over the years with nice profits. And then there's NXR. A more recent purchase and clearly a mistake, as it is currently the highest percentage loss in my portfolio (fortunately a small holding: only about 1% - but was about 1.5% initially). Question - do you see any hope for this one, or better to just move on now that it has shown a little strength? This is in an RSP, so the loss can't be claimed. I would like to take advantage of the current relatively high yields in some better-quality names to hopefully make my RSP a little less prone to this kind of loss.
Thank-you
Q: Good afternoon!
I would appreciate an update on your views about the residential arm of Dream. They seem to be doing well, but I was hoping you might help me spot any red flags here, or point out where I am not seeing the data correctly. My cursory review noted the following:
1) Debt to assets only 31.9%
2) Stock price at 50% NAV
3) Paid $10.5 distributions, out of $.18 FFO, which implies a payout ratio of only 58%, which seems low and I would think adds to some margin of safety for a small firm.
4) Actually are buying back stock, although minimally.
5) Dividend seems very good at almost 7%.
Q: I asked a question on Brookfield Property a couple days ago...thank you for the reply...In it you said BPY files its own financials...I have looked high and low for them (obviously , in the wrong places )...would you be kind enough to post a link to where I could view them or give me the name of the website where I could find them...please and thank you
Q: I have heard mention made, generally negative, of "external management" in reference to income trusts. I am curious about your expert opinion on this subject with speciic reference to DIR.UN and CSH.UN.
Thank you for your thoughts, Bill
Q: Paul Gardner was on BNN and was quite negative on DIR.UN management and previous practices, his commentary made me question my ownership. Of course there are two sides, curious on 5i thoughts?
Q: Looking to add to one of these REITS in TFSA. Are they each favorites of yours in their respective REIT sectors (Industrial, Residential)? If not, which REITS are your favourites in these sectors? Which sector do you see doing best for growth over 2-3 years assuming rates have peaked and likely decline sometime in 2024?