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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust T.DIR.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  DREUF

Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust is a Canada-based open-ended real estate investment trust. The Company owns, manages and operates a portfolio of 322 assets totaling approximately 70.6 million square feet of gross leasable area in key markets across Canada, Europe and the United States. The Company owns and operates a diversified portfolio of distribution, urban logistics and light industrial properties across key markets in Canada, Europe and the United States. Across its regions, its portfolio consists of distribution, urban logistics and light industrial buildings: distribution buildings, urban logistics buildings and light industrial buildings. The Company’s properties include Quayside, FORMA, Zibi, 212 King West, First Purpose Built Indigenous Hub, Brightwater, Alpine Park, Canary Landing, Canary District, The Distillery District, The Broadview Hotel, Brighton, Arapahoe Basin, Brighton Village Rentals and others.


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Comment by CanSiamCypon Oct 14, 2021 10:07pm
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Post# 34007762

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Another new issue....this one at $16.50

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Another new issue....this one at $16.50Hey again Sarge!

I noted your comment to May: "We are now actually down to only 3 REITs - DIR, GRT, and NWH.  I had looked at SMU but yield was a little too low for what we like. I think we'll just stick with the 3 from now on."

I actually did a back-of-envelope review of our history with REITs a couple of days ago. Starting in 2013 and up to the present, we have bought into a total of 20 different REITs (17 public and 3 private [Skyline]). Of those 20 original buy-ins, I can summarize the outcomes as follows:
  • 5 were taken out by private equity funds (AAR.un, RUF.un, MST.un, ACR.un, HLP.un) - all were taken out at a capital gain - some quite sizable
  • 1 was sold as a tax-loss harvesting exercise cuz it was a total dog in terms of performance in recent years (HOT.un)
  • 2 have performed relatively weakly (SOT.un and HR.un) and are currently slightly in the red cf. their respective ACB values - BUT I stll have hope that they will pull up their socks in the near future
  • 12 are well in the green, have performed beyond my expectations, and continue to do so up to the present
So I am a major, major fan of REITs! I note that several articles have recently cited studies showing that real estate assets are an essential portfolio component during inflationary periods - which we may or may not be entering into.

As May stated - Tur do will be waiting for the final tax bill due on the unrealized capital gains in our portfolio - currently running in excess of $1.2 M (i.e., on the total portfolio not just the REITs).

Cheers!

P.S. I noted that your 5 or so posts on DIR.un in recent days haven't attracted the usual cluster of up votes from your fan club. What happened to your "cheerleaders"? You must miss them - just like Tu rdo misses his when he is "out of office" - or maybe he takes them with him when he travels - as per the report that when some indigenous folks were protesting outside his $18.5 M beach rental property in Tofino, he sheltered in place and sent the help out to say SORRY to the protesters! God that guy is such a Poster Boy for White Priviledge it just makes you wanna laugh - if not cry!




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