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Brookfield Properties
Symbol: BPO-T
Active: Y
Sector: property mngmnt/investment
Last Price: 17.850
Last Price Date: 2012-02-08 01:14:03
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BUY15.520Dennis Mitchell, CFAExposure is downtown Manhattan. Some intermediate term risks. BAC is leaving their building plus one other large tenant. But a recent investor day went very well. If you can buy at $15, you are getting it at less than book.2011-12-05
WEAK BUY15.490Barry SchwartzOwn maybe the best real estate in North America however, valuation is expensive at 15X Funds from Operations (FFO). Nice dividend yield.2011-11-21
PAST TOP PICK15.910Charles Dillingham(A Top Pick Oct 7/10. Down 2.66%.) This is one that he is in and out of periodically. It's a first-class company. Have some fairly significant vacancies in Boston and New York where tenants left so have been hurt a bit. Still one of the best names around.2011-11-16
PAST TOP PICK15.840David Burrows(Top Pick October 27/10, Down 8.15%) REITs continue to be one of his more significant weightings. This one was a casualty. Solid yield, office properties, operator. You could own it here.2011-10-25
PAST TOP PICK14.820Charles Dillingham(A Top Pick Oct 7/10. Down 10.89%.) High-quality. Most of it is in the US where there are some office vacancies. Still an excellent company with wonderful assets.2011-10-18
BUY15.040Jeffrey F. OlinHighest quality real estate entity in Canada. Own class A office buildings in major urban centers with a heavy concentration in Manhattan, which is the rub. Depends on your call on Manhattan. If you think the economy is in for a tough time, it could be challenged. Wouldn't hesitate to own on a long-term basis and forget about it.2011-09-26
PAST TOP PICK15.890Charles Dillingham(A Top Pick Sept 1/10. Up 2.96%.)2011-09-19
PAST TOP PICK16.910Charles Dillingham(Top Pick Aug 3/10, Up 17.39%) Not a REIT. Has not performed well for him. But there is nothing wrong with it. Everything is fine. There have been some changes within it during the last year. It’s a buy compared to some of the New York ones.2011-08-12
PAST TOP PICK18.300Mike S. Newton, CIM FCSI(A Top Pick July 12/10. Up 30.11%.) Likes that they have started diversifying by buying Australian properties.2011-07-19
BUY18.150Dennis Mitchell, CFATremendous name. Some of the best quality assets in North America. Also expanded with a little toehold in London UK and a big Australian portfolio. Great quality office portfolio, mainly Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Manhattan Washington and Houston. Worth about $20. 3% yield.2011-04-20
HOLD17.260Bruce CampbellReal Estate. (He owns preferreds but not the commons.) Very smart management and generate good value over time. He prefers REITs because they give him 5%-7% yields. You have to depend on them creating transactions to create value over time.2011-02-16
HOLD17.310Charles DillinghamVery well located. New York office space is strengthening. Getting out of the housing. If it got above $18, he might take some profit.2011-02-04
PAST TOP PICK17.690Michael Decter(A Top Pick March 8/10. Up 22.97%.) New York rents have started to pick up in the commercial space. Superb managers.2011-02-03
DON'T BUY17.040David CockfieldWent through some major reorganization of its assets and essentially moved out of residential totally and into commercial, significantly in the US. Not convinced that the US real estate cycle has ended and that it won’t spill over into the commercial side.2011-01-21
BUY17.580Jeffrey F. OlinHighest quality real estate name in North America. Outstanding team. Significant concentration in Manhattan (40-45% of net operating). A good name. It is fully valued.2011-01-18
PAST TOP PICK17.120Dennis Mitchell, CFA(Top Pick Jan 19/10, Up 43.88%)2011-01-07
PAST TOP PICK17.510Michael Decter(A Top Pick Jan 25/10 Up 40.99%.) Still likes.2010-12-31
BUY16.870Peter BriegerGreat story going forward if you like commercial real estate. Have demonstrated a great ability to avoid the pitfalls that its peers have encountered. (He owns the preferred shares.)2010-12-15
Comment17.160Mike MacBain30-year bond. Good company and well managed. A bit higher yield than most plays. He owns it as a Short against a 30-year Government of Canada bond interest rate as a hedge.2010-12-13
BUY17.360Mark CarpaniBrookfield 5.25% 2018 or 5.14% 2020? He would go for the longer one.2010-11-16
STRONG BUY18.630Jeffrey F. OlinArguably the highest quality in terms of assets in Canada. Majority of income is from US (40%), mostly in Manhattan. Exceptional management. Office markets. Thinks it is a good name. Owns the parent company. He is comfortable with the valuation2010-11-05
Comment17.620Gavin GrahamGood properties. Probably the best way to buy is through Brookfield Asset Management (BAM.A-T), the holding company, because you get all the parts of a holding company at a discount.2010-10-29
TOP PICK17.870David BurrowsGlobal leader and a pure play on Class A office space. Trades at a discount as well as a discount to many of the REITs. Have liquidity and can continue to make acquisitions. Exposure to Australia, US and Canada.2010-10-27
TOP PICK17.150Charles DillinghamJust made some changes where US and Canadian housing has been taken out with Australia being put in. Becoming a clean entity with office properties. Also own Brookfield Office Properties. New York office properties are starting to improve. 3.5% yield. Payout ratio about 50%.2010-10-07
STRONG BUY16.090David BurrowsHad strongly considered this as a Top Pick. Strongest part of Canadian market is REITs, which are able to make accretive acquisitions. Although not a REIT, has about 80% office properties in the US and trades at a discount to REITs. High-quality assets.2010-09-28
TOP PICK16.400Ben ChengHave come under a lot of pressure since they announced the acquisition of the Australian office properties but he likes the prospects in North America and Australia. Have the best quality Class A office properties. 2.65% yield.2010-09-20
DON'T BUY15.930Stan WongHas had a sideways movement for the last 6 months or so but well above the 50 and 200 day moving averages. Decent dividend of 3.6%. Missed their earnings estimate last quarter, which would make them shy away.2010-09-16
TOP PICK15.850Charles DillinghamGeographically diversified. Trading at a multiple of 16. 3.7% yield.2010-09-01
BUY15.100David BurrowsHave AAA properties with very high occupancy.2010-08-09
BUY14.880David CockfieldHave had a fairly major change in strategy. For years they had residential properties in their portfolios but now will be moved into another entity. With the funds they get from this they will buy a whole bunch of properties in major cities in Australia. Likes the move.2010-08-06
TOP PICK15.080Charles DillinghamPutting all their main assets into specialized units. Primarily North American and US office properties. Focusing on Australian properties for Chinese growth. Don't buy today but watch it for a sense of when it is going to bottom.2010-08-03
STRONG BUY16.040Michael SmedleyHighest quality in the land. He has been holding it for the long term. Very well run company. Heavyweight in New York and Manhattan. Can’t say anything against it. 3.6 Dividend. 2010-07-29
BUY15.090Michael DecterVery big cash balance sheet and are expected to go on a shopping spree for some really good properties. Own some very high-quality premium properties in the US. Good management.2010-07-19
PAST TOP PICK15.090Mark Carpani(A Top Pick July 21/09. Up 17%.) 8.95% bond maturing 6/6/14. Yielding about 7%. Excellent management who can weather the storms. Still a Buy.2010-07-19
TOP PICK14.620Mike S. Newton, CIM FCSIDrop of 15%-16% recently has put it on his radar screen. Some very high profile properties. Analysts are very positive and fundamentals look great. 4% yield. Looking for a 20%-25% rise.2010-07-12
DON'T BUY14.340Hap (Robert) Sneddon FCSIStrong upward trend from July through to May when it started to form a down channel. Would like to see it break up out of that channel. Thinks June might have been the high water mark for Canadian real estate. He would avoid this sector until there is some clarity.2010-07-08
BUY15.130David BurrowsHas gone through a lot of change in the last few years. Wonderful “A” listed real estate assets and they're making headway on filling some of their empty space. 3.8% yield.2010-06-21
BUY16.100Charles Dillingham(Market Call Minute.) One of the best around. Canadian company and big in New York.2010-05-17
DON'T BUY15.410David CockfieldFor a long-term hold, this is one of the better managements in the real estate space, particularly commercial. Not adding to his holdings because of the retail/commercial sector and their properties in the US.2010-05-07
BUY15.880Dennis Mitchell, CFAOffers the best forward one-year return. Worth about $17-$18 right now. Yields about 4%-5%.2010-04-28
TOP PICK15.250Dennis Mitchell, CFAClass A office buildings in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Washington and Houston.2010-03-17
TOP PICK14.750Michael DecterNow converting to a REIT, which he likes. Will pay out a one-time distribution of a little over $1 and continue and $.80 distribution. Major owners of very high quality properties in Canada and the US.2010-03-08
TOP PICK14.750Linda ShickGoing to convert to a REIT. Their vacancy is stabilizing. Very good free cash flow. Going to look for acretive possibilities going forward.2010-03-02
BUY14.750David CockfieldReal Estate south of the border has been a problem, but these guys are one of the better managers. They're going to do okay. Spinning out it's Canadian unit. None of it's Canadian markets are overbuilt.2010-02-26
Comment14.260Paul Gardner, CFARumor about BPO turning into a REIT. They are well capitalized. They bet their numbers last quarter. REITs are the only tax efficient structure left after income trusts end. It would make a lot of sense to turn BPO into a REIT.2010-02-24
DON'T BUY13.900Barry SchwartzHad a nice recovery. Throughout recession they managed to keep occupancy steady. He prefers the parent company and you also get power and transmission lines. Likes H&R and Cromby REITs.2010-02-22
DON'T BUY13.510Benj GallanderAn interesting space to be in but it is running into problems again. Pays a good dividend. He is not interested. Could be an interesting play – grab the dividend and hope for gain.2010-02-09
TOP PICK12.900Michael DecterA sustainable 4.5% dividend yield. Built up a war chest of about $1.4 billion as they are anticipating some really good US properties coming on the market. Extraordinarily well managed.2010-01-25
DON'T BUY12.870David CockfieldA little concerned about their commercial properties. There are probably safer sectors in real estate.2010-01-21
TOP PICK13.240Dennis Mitchell, CFAGreat Portfolio, good management team, sustained payout ratio and low leverage. Largely exposed to Manhattan and Calgary offices. They have weathered the storms. Cashed up for certain. Great Name, worth $14, he would buy at $12.50. Trading below net asset value.2010-01-19
Comment12.760Douglas KeeGood quality assets and over time they will squeeze out higher dividends. There's also the potential for capital appreciation. Sharp management. Owns preferreds rather than common shares. Concerned about the commercial real estate side.2010-01-08
TOP PICK12.140Nick MajendieHas been penalized because of debt coming due in 2011 related to the Trizac acquisition a few years ago as well as the expiry of the Merrill Lynch lease in New York. Did a big equity issue and are very liquid currently. Almost 5% yield. Cash flow will grow 4%-5% in the next year.2009-12-09
DON'T BUY11.950Michael SprungOne of the better managed property management companies. The big concern right now is commercial real estate and how sustainable leases will be in the current economic situation. Fully valued.2009-11-27
HOLD12.030Paul Gardner, CFAThe only risk is that the office side could be weak.2009-11-24
BUY11.170Paul Harris, CFA(Market Call Minute) Likes it. Best commercial assets in the world. Will come off a little in the short term. You buy it for the longer term.2009-11-03
BUY11.070Mike S. Newton, CIM FCSI(Market Call Minute) Absolutely. 4.7% yield2009-10-27
BUY11.810David BurrowsLooks for catalysts for growth generally. Likes it and likes the fact that it has been consolidating. Sector is recovering.2009-10-19
BUY12.500Stan WongDoing a preferred share offering for their class L shares for $25 per share, yielding 6.75% until 2014 and then the yield will equip the Canadian 5 year bond yield +4.17%. Likes this issue. Good yield.2009-09-17
PAST TOP PICK11.330Paul Harris, CFA(Top Pick Sep 29/08, up 34.4%) Sold at the low around $10. It’s a great company with great assets, all in commercial real estate. It’s a conservatively managed company for commercial. Good asset managers. They like to sign long, long term leases. In times like this it benefits them. They are in the best properties in New York and Chicago. Buy on weakness.2009-09-01
BUY12.240Nick MajendieBig concern is major debt repayment coming due 2011. Also concerns about US real estate market, especially offices. Merrill Lynch lease comes up for renewal in 2012. Did an equity financing which mitigates the risk. Very cheap and you will have to be patient.2009-08-27
BUY12.390Christine Poole5% yield is attractive. Recently did an issue, which Brookfield Asset Management (BAM.A-T) took 51% of. Very highly regarded management.2009-08-26
BUY11.350Ara NalbandianRecently had a share offering, which was taken up extremely well. Money to be used to buy distressed US properties. There are positive catalysts in this company. Has been encouraging activity in valuations in this sector. 5.5% yield.2009-08-19
VAGUE10.870Steven ConvilleIn the short term the market is poised for a pullback. Hopefully a short one to establish stability. Canadian real estate is starting to interest him. What he is not seeing here is that the world is starting to end. AS a result doe3s’t think the stock is too risky at these levels. It could be a year or 18 months from here is that there will be a rally.2009-08-17
Comment11.600Paul Gardner, CFADid a $600 million share offer, which was taken up aggressively indicating liquidity is back and real estate is in decent shape. Creating this capital so they can buy US distressed housing. Good management and great balance sheet. He owns the preferreds.2009-08-12
BUY9.900Michael SmedleyBrilliantly run company. No danger signals or hideous debt signals. Think we will rotate in time out of the slightly prolonged commercial property descent as opposed to housing.2009-07-28
TOP PICK9.300Mark Carpani8.95% bond maturing 6/6/14. Yielding about 7%. They are flush with cash and there are currently incredible opportunities in the commercial market so it is a good growth story.2009-07-21
Comment9.230Dennis Mitchell, CFAClass A office towers in larger cities. Overhangs are 1) Merrill Lynch, largest tenant in downtown Manhattan will probably leave in 2013 and 2) have a large debt maturing in 2011 in their US office fund that will need financing. Payout ratio of about 67%. Cheap right now but you will have to deal with a lot of headline news and write out a wave of volatility.2009-07-20
BUY9.230Michael DecterVery strong balance sheet. Turmoil in commercial real estate is actually a buying opportunity for them. Great long-term value. Strong management.2009-07-20
WATCH9.120Jim HuangHave very good assets with Class A properties in many big US cities. Unfortunately, a lot of their exposure is in Manhattan and that market has not been great. Think they will bottom at some point but doesn't think it's over yet.2009-07-16
Comment9.110Bruce CampbellSometimes high dividends indicate nervousness by the markets. Short term he is a little concerned about exposure to commercial real estate where there are 5-year lease rollovers. Would prefer to be in Brookfield Asset Management (BAM.A-T) for the diversity.2009-07-15
BUY7.880Paul Gardner, CFADealing with a strong head wind with regards to the economy and will feel it the most. Well capitalized and not over levered. Very cheap at 7.5X AFFO. Sold his common stocks but owns preferreds.2009-07-08
BUY8.640Bill CarriganThinks the REITs are okay. Looking at this one, he thinks it looks fine. This could be the surprise bet of the next 6 months.2009-07-02
BUY9.030Michael DecterBrookfield Asset Management (BAM.A-T) versus Brookfield Properties (BPO-T)? Likes both of them a lot. Owns more of Brookfield Asset Management and loves their hydroelectric generating assets. Brookfield Properties has a terrific balance sheet. They are really positioned to go in and be vulture investors and by some big valuable distressed properties at good prices.2009-06-15
BUY8.270Paul Harris, CFAHave some of the best assets in the world. He was uncomfortable about the whole real estate market but that has changed dramatically and this company will do well over a long period of time. Smart management with the ability to buy good assets.2009-05-28
Comment8.270Rick StuchberryReasonable yield and pretty good portfolio. With the market going up, this is not the time to Short. If you do it, do it with a hedge with a Call over top of your Short or something. You are going against the market now.2009-05-28
DON'T BUY8.550Bruce CampbellReal estate with a large US component. You could worry that after retail, with a bit of a lag, office will recover but will be slow. Might take a couple of years.2009-05-25
HOLD9.200Steve CarlinReal estate sector is still suffering a bit of challenge, especially in mortgage refinancing. He is cautious on real estate and this would have to be a longer-term play. Good quality assets and good company management but it has had a decent move in the last little while. 7.25% dividend.2009-05-12
VAGUE8.410Marc-Andre Robitaille8.3% dividend. Stock had a good run recently. Likes company but they have a big exposure to US real estate market, however it is trading at a big discount to its US piers. Fairly save dividend until at least 2010 unless economy deteriorates after 2010. 2009-04-15
HOLD7.500Dennis Mitchell, CFAClass A offices in Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, downtown Manhattan, Virginia and Washington DC. Great management and great assets. When Shorting on banks was stopped in the US, so the Shorts switched to the landlords. Office occupancy in Calgary and Manhattan, and to some extent Toronto, will decline so rents will come off creating cash flow deterioration. Payout ratio of only 65% so distribution is safe. Buy at $5.50 or less and if you own, Hold.2009-03-17
Comment6.420Bruce CampbellVery good quality real estate but lease rollovers are coming over the next few years so the market has some concerns. 10% yield is relatively safe but less safe than the banks’.2009-02-23
PAST TOP PICK6.820Paul Gardner, CFA(A Top Pick Feb 5/08.) Lost substantially on this one.2009-02-19
BUY7.660Michael SmedleyStock seems to have stabilized. Clever company run by clever people with an exceptional 9% yield. Long-term rental contracts.2009-02-13
PAST TOP PICK8.350Paul Gardner, CFA(A Top Pick Dec 28/07. Down 59.3%.) Trades at a discount to its NAV. Sold out at around $10 because of vulnerability and perception that the New York property market is going to deteriorate.2009-01-13
PAST TOP PICK7.950Paul Gardner, CFA(A Top Pick Dec 28/07. Down 53%.) Sold out at around $10-$11. Replaced their real estate with unsecured bonds.2008-12-17
BUY8.450Dennis Mitchell, CFAThe distribution appears to be very safe. A great portfolio and a great management team. The overhang here is huge exposure to financial services. Buying at these levels in 3 to 5 years you will be "handsomely rewarded!" 2008-12-16
Comment7.850David DriscollBiggest landlord in Manhattan. Under the gun right now because of all the layoffs going on in New York City. Have been able to roll over their debt. Customer clientele base has been pretty strong. Expect the parent Brookfield Asset Management (BAM.A-T) will continue to make acquisitions. Would prefer the parent.2008-12-12
DON'T BUY7.600David BurrowsIt all comes down to cost of capital and whether they can generate a return on the assets. He would avoid the real estate group.2008-12-01
PAST TOP PICK10.950Paul Harris, CFA(A Top Pick Nov 1/07. Down 51%.) Best properties, bar none, globally. Don't have a lot of debt coming due.2008-11-05
PAST TOP PICK11.480Dennis Mitchell, CFA(A Top Pick Dec 7/07. Down 44.5%.) Exposed to Calgary and Manhattan offices. Have been a number of negative reports regarding midtown and downtown Manhattan offices. Some deterioration in fundamentals. Q3 was good. Very cheap at these levels but there is more negative news to come out of commercial real estate.2008-11-03
PAST TOP PICK11.000Sandy McIntyre(A Top Pick Aug 13/07. Down 55%.) Best property company in Canada and North America. Job losses in the financial services industry, which means tenants coming out of the system. Valuation is good.2008-10-24
TOP PICK15.750Paul Harris, CFAIt owns some of the best commercial properties in the world. Make a lot of money in residential – it’s a land bank. Have been buying back their shares and will continue. Not levered as much as many real estate firms. Bought a lot of their buildings cheaper than current rates.2008-09-29
HOLD19.000Michael SmedleyExcellently run. Brilliant results in their recent quarter. The problem is that they are greatly leveraged by the nature of their business.2008-09-15
PAST TOP PICK21.750Sandy McIntyre(A Top Pick Aug 14/07. Down 7%.) Real estate market had a major sell off in the 1st quarter. Best quality public real estate available to Canadian investors. 2.75% yield. You should Buy the cyclical troughs. If you are a trader, take some short-term profits otherwise Hold.2008-08-15
BUY22.140Paul Harris, CFAHas some fantastic properties in the US and Canada. Tied to the financial world in some ways but companies are not getting rid of massive floors of traders, etc. They do have some residential properties, which has hurt them. Even if you give these a zero value, the stock is still worth $25-$28.2008-08-14
BUY18.340Paul Gardner, CFAJust sold their 50% interest to the co-owner at a high price. Terrific value creators and managers. Will probably use the opportunity to expand in the US during the depressed prices that are probably about to happen in the commercial market. Trades at a big discount to NAV.2008-07-24
TOP PICK18.880Paul Harris, CFAOwn Class A commercial buildings in major cities. Likes it because it trades at about a 25% discount to its NAV. They do have residential buildings, which have hurt their net operating income but this is a smaller part of their business.2008-06-25
PAST TOP PICK19.220Dennis Mitchell, CFA(A Top Pick Aug 16/07. Down 16%.) Have a big lease with Merrill Lynch in New York until 2013 and will have no trouble re-leasing. All the negative news has been discounted into the price and none of the positive news has been taken into account. Compelling value.2008-06-12
PAST TOP PICK19.990Charles Dillingham(A Top Pick July 23/07. Down 21%.) Concerned that the financial market will be hurt. Wouldn't buy at this time.2008-06-02
TOP PICK19.990Paul Harris, CFALikes that they sign long-term contracts with escalation clauses with their clients. Stock has dropped dramatically because of concerns of a US recession that will effectively lay off everybody. That is not really the case. Good internal growth.2008-05-22
TOP PICK20.720Paul Harris, CFATrades at almost an 18% discount to its NAV. Has some of the best properties in the world including New York, Toronto and other parts of the US. Market is undervaluing its ability to grow over long periods of time. They have long-term contracts with their clients.2008-04-24

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