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Carenaon Dec 29, 2023 12:10pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:What I NEED to hear and see from Brookfield is that they
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:What I NEED to hear and see from Brookfield is that theyHi again,
I now see where you get your numbers in the BN supplemental. Thank you.
My final comments would then be:
(i) I have not said Office is supposedly the huge problem for BPY. I have said BPY's financials are a mess and things need to be clearer. It is comforting to listen to the articulation at the BN level, however, I want to see it at the BPY level. That is what BN had told us to do, absent a BN guarantee.
(ii) I do not agree that because there is just $3B of equity in the Transitional and Dev Portfolio with low occupancy, that this makes BPO preferred shares safe. YTD for BPY: FFO is negative $372 million. Cash flow from operations and investing activities is negative $2.5 billion. As a comparison, Vornado, a $5 billion market cap has total YTD FFO of $383 million and cash flow from operations and investing activities of positive $500M.
The management of BN and BPY had their chance to convince S&P that all is fine at BPY and they couldn't. Even when BPY was put on credit watch in October, I figured there was no way BN would let that happen and they did.
Thanks for the back and forth,
Carena