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Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part XI - Alphabetic Listing Of All Canadian Real Estate Companies 3 comments
Feb 15, 2012 11:15 AM
To wrap up the series of Canadian real estate companies, I am providing an alphabetic listing of all of the REIT units and common shares.
Please note that the "Article #" column is the article in this series with the details on the respective security; for example, if you would like more information on Scott's REIT, then refer to Part V of this series.
Details for each of these securities are identified in the respective articles and (for funds) Instablog. I have identified the date published in parentheses, and they are sequenced from the most recent to the oldest date:
Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part X: Highest Yields and Lowest Risks (2012-02-14)
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Monty, BTB Reit should be considered in the Office/Retail sector as it holds only 3 industrial properties according to the current data. Thanks for all the work you have put into this series Howard
Thanks for your positive feedback and suggestions.
Although I recognize the validity of recategorizing BTB REIT, it would create "referential integrity" issues between this table and the cross-referenced articles. Therefore, I ask that you accept a few inconsistencies... There are others - another reader had suggested that Medical Facilities Corp not be considered a real estate investment. Clearly, some of the categorization is open for negotiation :)
I cannot believe the price levels that Canadian real estate, and Canadian real estate securities have attained. Although my approach is to treat this part of my portfolio as a "HOLD", I have sold much of my Canadian Bank position, as I believe that both sectors have the same return drivers (and the banks pay a lower yield). Again, please be as careful when you buy, as what you buy. Just my $0.02...
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Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part XI - Alphabetic Listing Of All Canadian Real Estate Companies 3 comments
Please note that the "Article #" column is the article in this series with the details on the respective security; for example, if you would like more information on Scott's REIT, then refer to Part V of this series.
Details for each of these securities are identified in the respective articles and (for funds) Instablog. I have identified the date published in parentheses, and they are sequenced from the most recent to the oldest date:
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part X: Highest Yields and Lowest Risks (2012-02-14)
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part IX: Real Estate Development Companies, Mortgage Corporations, And Brokers (2012-02-08)
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part VIII: Brookfield Asset Management And Real Estate Funds (21012-02-02)
- Canadian Real Estate Funds And Canadian-Traded International REITs (Part VIII-A) (Instablog: 2012-01-31):
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part VII: Retirement, Nursing Homes, Healthcare And Cemeteries (2012-01-20)
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part VI: Hospitality, Hotel And Leisure (2012-01-15)
- Canadian Real Estate Companies and Trusts, Part V: Retail (2012-01-11)
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part IV: Residential (2012-01-10)
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part III: Commercial, Industrial, And Office (2012-01-10)
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part II: Diversified Office, Retail, And Industrial (2012-01-10)
- Analyzing Canadian REITs, Part I (2012-01-09)
I hope that you find these lists and descriptions a useful resource for your investment research.Disclosure: I am long ARESF.PK, DRETF.PK, HRUFF.PK, WRKUF.PK, CDPYF.PK, KMPPF.PK, CROMF.PK, RTRCF.PK, RIOCF.PK, CWSRF.PK, EXETF.PK, MFCSF.PK.
Additional disclosure: Also long NWHUF.PK
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Thanks for all the work you have put into this series
Howard
Thanks for your positive feedback and suggestions.
Although I recognize the validity of recategorizing BTB REIT, it would create "referential integrity" issues between this table and the cross-referenced articles. Therefore, I ask that you accept a few inconsistencies... There are others - another reader had suggested that Medical Facilities Corp not be considered a real estate investment. Clearly, some of the categorization is open for negotiation :)
I cannot believe the price levels that Canadian real estate, and Canadian real estate securities have attained. Although my approach is to treat this part of my portfolio as a "HOLD", I have sold much of my Canadian Bank position, as I believe that both sectors have the same return drivers (and the banks pay a lower yield). Again, please be as careful when you buy, as what you buy. Just my $0.02...
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