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PRO Real Estate Investment 8 Convertible Unsecured Subod Debentures T.PRV.DB

Alternate Symbol(s):  PRVFF | T.PRV.UN

PRO Real Estate Investment Trust is a Canada-based open-ended real estate investment trust. The Company owns a portfolio of commercial real estate properties in Canada, with an industrial focus in robust secondary markets. The Company’s segments include three classifications of investment properties: Industrial, Retail and Office. All of the Company’s activities are located in a single segment, Canada. With a concentration in eastern and central Canada, its industrial-focused real estate portfolio consists of commercial properties located in secondary markets. It has approximately 123 properties, including MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK, Amherst, Nova Scotia; L'ancienne-Lorette, Quebec; Daveluyville, Quebec; Saint John, New Brunswick; Miramichi, New Brunswick; Woodstock, New Brunswick and others. The Company’s properties are located in Western Canada, Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada.


TSX:PRV.DB - Post by User

Post by aushuckson Dec 03, 2018 6:32pm
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Post# 29057465

I need to email the company again

I need to email the company againand get some clarity.....would investors actually sell a reit for tax loss purposes, I highly doubt it.
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