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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust T.AP.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  APYRF

Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (Allied) is a Canada-based open-end real estate investment trust (REIT). Allied is an owner-operator of distinctive urban workspace in Canada's cities and network-dense urban data centers in Toronto. Its business is providing knowledge-based organizations with distinctive urban environments for creativity and connectivity. Allied operates in seven urban markets in Canada, which includes Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Kitchener, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Its urban office properties are managed by geographic location consisting of approximately four groups of cities. Allied engages in third-party property management business, including the provision of services for properties, in which a trustee of the Allied has an ownership interest.


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Post by incomedreamer11on Jul 27, 2023 3:45pm
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Scotia comments on result

Scotia comments on result

Q2 Glance: Guidance Lowered to Match the Street; UDC Portfolio Sale Closing Expected in Three Weeks

OUR TAKE: Net Neutral. AP FFOPU was slightly below internal forecast, while AFFOPU was slightly higher; same as in Q1/23. 2023 FFOPU/SSNOI/AFFOPU guidance was reduced to flat-to-low-single-digit y/y growth (i.e., 0%-2%) from low-to-mid previously (i.e. ~3%); Exhibit 1 (first downward revision since 2020). We’re already in the flat-to-low range, as is consensus (-1.2%), so shouldn’t be too surprising.

Recurring FFOPU of $0.58 vs. $0.61 y/y was 1.5% above our $0.58 (on lower G&A) but ~2% below $0.60 consensus (range = $0.57-$0.62). The y/y FFOPU erosion slowed to -2.7% (vs. -4.1% in Q1/23; YTD = -3.4%).

UDC portfolio sale expected around August 16. Prior guidance was “closing by Q3/22”. See link to our original note (A Good Step Forward at a Good Price).

We chose “Net Neutral”. Positive = clarity on UDC portfolio closing date (important given 10.5x debt/EBITDA would move to ~8x by Q4/23). Neutral = Occupancy fell 80bp q/q (20bp light ex. PUD reclass). Slight Negative = downward guidance revision (albeit to Street expectations). AP is down 6% post Q1 results vs. +9% for Dream Office, +13% for U.S. Office REITs and flat for CAD REITs. We think UDC sale remains key.

Full update post c/c set for tomorrow at 10 am ET (1-800-599-2055).

UDC Sale details. It is worth noting (unclear in the original AP press release) the sales price was ~$1.46B given KDDI Corp is assuming a ~$100M lease liability at 250 Front. Tonight, AP broke down the use of proceeds ($740M to repay credit facility; Q3/23), $200M promissory note repayment (Dec/2023), ~$50M in mortgages in 2024, with the balance funding development through 2024. We didn’t see any update re: special distribution expected for holders as of Dec. 31/23.

High-level results. Disclosed AFFOPU fell 1.3% y/y (Q1 = fell 4.5%). Reported Leased and Economic occupancy fell 120p and 80bp to 87.6% and 87.4% (Q1 = -200bp and -140bp), with the 87.4% matching our forecast (~115,000sf of known departures by Q3/23 had an ~80bp impact). We est. the ~33k of RCA Building reclass into PUD raised occupancy by ~20bp. The “same-store” decline of ~100bp (i.e., including RCA reclassified portion; Q1 = ~90bp decline) compares to ~35bp for the broader market (Q1 = ~100bp). SANOI for Urban Office was +0.2% y/y vs. +0.2% in Q1/23. In-place rent growth grew 0.7% q/q to $23.51/sf (2.7% annualized; Q1 = 1% q/q or 4.3% annualized).

IFRS NAVPincreased $0.39 q/q (+0.8%) to $50.80 (Q1 = fell 1.1% q/q), well above our $33.50 and ~$38.00 cons. FV gain of ~$30M vs. $72M loss q/q, largely attributable to the UDC portfolio sale above IFRS NAV (~$100M), offset by development losses (at Adelaide/Duncan) and select asset write-downs. Overall IFRS cap rate fell 1bp q/q to 4.61% (Q1 = flat q/q) vs. our ~5.4%. Potential incremental density fell 0.1Msf q/q to 12.7Msf (vs. 14.5Msf current GLA).

See page 2 for Operational and Liquidity Update + Exhibit 1...

Operational update. AP tenant tours were +20% q/q and 13% y/y to 292, leasing 0.7Msf vs. 0.4Msf q/q and 0.7Msf in Q2/22. Tenant retention was 52% vs. 47% q/q, still well below historical 70%+. The lease renewal spread was 7.6% on yr.1 (Q1 = 11.4%) and 13.7% over lease term (Q1 = 18.2%). Disclosed NER on Q2 leasing was $15.50 (incl. ~$6.75 of lease cost) vs. $19.50 q/q (~$4.00). We est. near-term market rent was ~2.6% higher q/q (Q1 = ~0.5% lower q/q). Sublet (as a % of portfolio) was +10bp q/q to 5.8% (Q1 = +240bp q/q); although each market was lower, except Toronto. We estimate sub-let space as a % of total vacancy = 46% vs. 48% q/q.

Leverage is largely flat and liquidity is lower q/q; Debt/GBV rose 40bp q/q to 36.9% (Q1 = +90bp q/q) and Net Debt/EBITDA was flat at 10.5x (Q1 = rose 0.7x q/q). PUD as a % of GBV fell 10bp to 11.4% q/q on the Well incremental reclass to rental portfolio (Q1 = fell 110bp). Target development yields at the midpoint were flat, aside from Adelaide & Duncan falling 45bp to 4.60% at the midpoint). 700 Saint Hubert rose 35bp at the midpoint to 3.60% (Q1 = fell 20bp at the midpoint to 3.25%). Development completion on 700 Saint Hubert moved from Q3/23 to Q1/24 . Note, AP has $345M of total debt maturities in 2023 (8% of total) and $298M of remaining development (Q1 = $351) spend on ongoing developments.


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