TSE:MRT.UN

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Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. Trading at high discount to NAV. Significant cash retention compared to peers. Diversified cash flow streams. Bid competition to slow acquisition growth.
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DON'T BUY
Focused in Canada and USA. Always trades at a discount (net asset value and earnings multiple). Externally managed with good assets. Better opportunities in REIT sector.
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DON'T BUY
Tough to own. Retail, office, some industrial. Deep value, but doesn't see a catalyst. He's not a buyer of enclosed mall office or retail.
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DON'T BUY
It's a holding company that holds various investments. Be long-term here and patient. Some of those investments need time to recover, like secondary malls and office towers, mostly in Alberta. Those are headwinds. It'll pay off, but not until the long term. Things will recover. Caveat: This is thinly traded with low volume.
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WEAK BUY
Apartments in Ontario and the US sunbelt. MRT is pretty illiquid, but has performed very well. She'd rather play Ontario and the sunbelt separately (i.e. Minto REIT for Ontario). They have a decent balance sheet so they can continue to pay debt and grow by acquiring. No headwinds here. Expect higher dividends.
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COMMENT

The REIT has been challenged because of the types of real estate they hold in the retail space. They also hold office space that is also challenged. It is externally managed by Morguard Corp and he feels the fees being collected do not put them in synergy. You would be better to hold the parent -- MRC-T -- as it trades at a discount to book as well.

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BAM vs. Morguard BAM: He's recommended this and still does. It carries infrastructure, business partners and renewables. It's done very well and just bought Oak Tree, a good purchase for them. Morguard is much smaller. It's trading at a discount to NAV, because it's small and unrecognized. But its price hasn't done badly, though real estate has thrived in this environment.
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DON'T BUY

He owns Morguard Corp. (MRC-T). He likes it because they hold a large portion of the free cash that is generated which gives them much more opportunity to do something with it. It is an attractive compounder.

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COMMENT

A very capable management team, which is a huge positive. The action in the REIT space is driven more by interest rates. Expects rates will stay lower in Canada, but yields have been dragged up in the US in the past little while. Every time the REITs go up, the income becomes less valuable, but a good portion of REITs have financed themselves out fairly far. He is positive on this company.

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HOLD

He is relatively constructive on REITs after the selloff. This one is fairly well diversified. It has a good footprint and good management team. Thinks this will give you a pretty decent yield. Not his favourite in the real estate sector.

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HOLD

A very well diversified Canadian REIT. Retail exposure and located in several different provinces. Morguard Corp substantially controls and owns a lot of the REIT. At some point, if the REIT gets cheap enough, it trades at a sizable discount to NAV, and you could see Morguard take it in and monetize it.

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HOLD

He got out around $17. Most Canadian REITs pulled back. If it gets cheap enough you could see Morguard Corp take it in. There is probably not much more downside.

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COMMENT

This is his own company’s REIT. Because of this, he does not own this to make sure there is no conflict. Using the analysts’ consensus numbers, this is trading at over 20% discount over the value of its properties. Morguard, his company, owns over 50% of this. Dividend is very, very safe.

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BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Trading at a slight discount to NAV.
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BUY
Cheap and offers about a 15% total return. Commercial diversified name, mainly retail with a little bit of industrial.
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Morguard Real Estate Inv Trust(MRT.UN-T) Rating

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