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Madison Pacific Properties Inc T.MPC

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.MPC.C | MDPCF

Madison Pacific Properties Inc. is a Canada-based real estate company, which owns, develops, and operates office, industrial, commercial, and multi-family rental properties located in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario. The Company also has investments in joint ventures that develop residential properties. The Company’s investment portfolio comprises around 54 properties with approximately 1.9 million rentable square feet (sq. ft) of industrial and commercial space and a 50% interest in two- multi-family rental properties with a total of 94 units. It offers a range of property management services for its portfolio of investment properties, which include tenant services and relationships, building operations, lease administration, property accounting and reporting and project management services. Its development properties include a 50% interest in the Silverdale Hills Limited Partnership which owns approximately 1,400 acres of development lands in Mission, British Columbia.


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Post by undervalueon Apr 14, 2023 10:12am
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Q2

Q2I will wait for the statement on Sedar.
But, quick initial look. The q2 increase in ascribed portfolio value is a change from q1, where the adjustment was 300k.
One thing that I should mention is a positive is the demise of the Very Good Food co.
The co, which had Rupert Square tied up in a long term lease went under in Jan. There is no continuing entity.
Meanwhile the City is pushing forward analysis on Rupert Station and the Still Creek floodplain.
Without the lease, the co. Could advance development plans on a significant chunk of prime space.
My guess regarding the increase in portfolio values was not due to cap rates, but rather development moving forward in Silverdale etc.
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