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CT Real Estate Investment Trust T.CRT.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  CTRRF

CT Real Estate Investment Trust is a Canada-based unincorporated, closed-end real estate investment trust (REIT) formed to own income-producing commercial properties located primarily in Canada. The Company's principal objective is to invest primarily in net lease, single tenant assets, is to create unitholder value over the long-term by generating reliable, durable and growing monthly distributions on a tax-efficient basis. To achieve this objective, management is focused on expanding the REIT's asset base while also increasing its adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) per unit. Its portfolio is comprised of over 370 properties totaling approximately 30 million square feet of Gross living area (GLA), consisting primarily of net lease retail properties located across Canada. Its property types include development, industrial, mixed use, multi-tenant and single tenant. Its properties are located in various regions, such as Western Canada, Atlantic Canada, Ontario and Quebec.


TSX:CRT.UN - Post by User

Post by materialsgirlon Feb 09, 2021 11:28am
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Post# 32512990

Rent collections are 99%+

Rent collections are 99%+It will be forever thus. Can Tire accounts for 91.5% of rents.
There is no room for improvement there.
In the case of the Loblaws REIT (CHP.un) the prime tenant is only 
about 65% of rents. Plus another 15% or so is Industrial
which should have 99% collection as well.

The 2 companies are much of a muchness.

Development on free excess land will be huge for each 
of them over the next decade.

CHP.un has fallen back 15% versus only 9% for CRT.un

No matter how many metrics you apply the two are similar.

I am slightly leaning towards CHP.un

mat
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