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BSR Real Estate Investment 5 00 convertible unsecured subordinated debentures T.HOM.DB.U

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.HOM.UN | BSRTF

BSR Real Estate Investment Trust is an internally managed, unincorporated, open-ended real estate investment trust (REIT). The principal business of the Company is to acquire and operate multi-family residential rental properties across the United States. The Company owns approximately 31 multifamily garden-style residential properties located across three bordering states in the Sunbelt region of the United States, which stretches across the South Atlantic and Southwest portions of the United States. The Company also owns one property under development in Austin, Texas. Its properties include Adley at Gleannloch Apartments, Alleia Long Meadow Farms Apartments, Ariza Plum Creek, Auberry at Twin Creeks, Aura Benbrook, Aura 36Hundred, Bluff Creek Apartments, Brandon Place Apartment Homes, Bridgeport Apartments, Cielo Apartment Living, Hangar 19, Lakeway Castle Hills, Markham Oaks Apartments, M at Lakeline, Overlook by the Park and others. It operates in Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma.


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Post by retiredcfon Jan 17, 2022 8:46am
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National Bank Financial analysts Matt Kornack and Tal Woolley favour “tightening” multi-family and industrial real estate markets to start to 2022.

“By asset class, we see the highest average total returns in our Industrial and Multi-family coverages (22 per cent total returns each),” they said in a research report released Monday. “This is followed by Seniors Housing/Healthcare (another quasi-residential asset class) and Diversified at 20 per cent. Basically, our expectations are stronger for these names due to the favourable supply/demand pictures. We see average total returns of 14 per cent for our Office coverage and for Retail, which still have to resolve questions around growth/occupancy as COVID wears on. Our Special Situations coverage also offers some interesting opportunities in self-storage, single-family housing and manufactured housing (again, all quasiresidential asset classes).”

In the industrial sub-sector, the firm sees rent growth continuing to “surprise to the upside, particularly in gateway markets with limited availability and new developments with higher rents as the only competition. Of late, trading prices retreated on higher bond yields, but we expect the healthy organic growth to drive financial performance and investor interest in 2022.”

Though the analysts caution Omicron will cause “a little operational discomfort” in the multi-family area, they see a “stronger” spring market.

“Operating metrics here remained solid, even with immigration declining during COVID,” they said. “As occupancy normalizes, we anticipate pressure will build for rents. The omicron wave may blunt operating momentum generated through Q4, but we still expect strong spring leasing. If foreign jurisdictions, like the U.S., where both HOM and HR have exposure are any indication rents can accelerate quickly but this will be moderated domestically by rent control regimes.”

The analysts made these target adjustments:

  • Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust (“outperform”) to $65.50 from $63.50. Average: $60.27.
  • BSR Real Estate Investment Trust ( “outperform”) to US$21.50 from US$20. Average: US$20.15.
  • Extendicare Inc. (“sector perform”) to $8 from $8.50. Average: $8.13.
  • European Residential REIT ( “outperform”) to $5 from $5.75. Average: $5.50.
  • Granite Real Estate Investment Trust ( “outperform”) to $115 from $110. Average: $109.40.
  • Tricon Residential Inc. ( “outperform”) to $21 from $20. Average: $20.
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