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Minto Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust T.MI.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  MIAPF

Minto Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust (the REIT) is a Canada-based open-ended real estate investment trust. The REIT owns income-producing multi-residential properties located in urban markets in Canada. The REIT owns a portfolio of income-producing multi-residential rental properties located in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Calgary. Its portfolio includes 28 multi-residential rental properties comprising 7,726 suites strategically located across urban centers in Canada. Its properties include Richgrove, Martin Grove, Minto Yorkville, The ROE, Minto One80five, Parkwood Hills Garden Homes & Townhomes, Aventura, Huron, Seneca, Castleview, Skyline, The Carlisle, Castle Hill, Grenadier, Eleanor, Frontenac, Stratford, Laurier, Kaleidoscope, The Quarters, Rockhill Apartments, Leslie York Mills, High Park Village, Haddon Hall, Le 4300, 39 Niagara, The International, and Le Hill-Park.


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Post by incomedreamer11on Aug 13, 2021 7:20pm
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Scotia comments

Scotia commentsQ2 Glance: In Line; IFRS NAVPU +4% on Positive Momentum

OUR TAKE: Neutral.

Reported FFOPU of $0.20 was a bit below our $0.210 but hit $0.20 consensus (range = $0.18-$0.22), reflecting 6% y/y erosion (Q1/21 = -10% y/y; 2020A = +0.7%);. The variance to our call was on lower revenue .

MI IFRS NAVPU was +$0.93 q/q (+4.2%) to $23.29. Pace of SPNOI erosion improves. See Exhibit 1 for a comparison of Q2/21 vs. prior quarters on a y/y basis. Q2/21 SPNOI (incl. furnished suites) fell 5.0% y/y and was down 3.1% ex. furnished suites (Q1/21 = -8.2%/-6.1%). SP REV/EXP was -4.6%/-3.8% or -4.6%/-7.3% ex. furnished suites (Q1/21 = -4.8/+0.7%; -3.3%/+1.3%), with SPNOI margin down only 30bp ex. furnished suites (Q1/21 = -180bp). New lease spread fell to 5.9% vs. 7.6% q/q (2020A = 8.1%) primarily due to Ottawa. MI estimated portfolio MTM of 6% fell 200bp q/q on a 1.6% reduction in est. market rent.

Lower-than-expected revenue drove modest variance to our call. Occupancy was 150bp lower than our 93%, while in-place rent of $1,640 matched our forecast. That said, we are encouraged to see the 40bp q/q improvement in occupancy to 91.5% on a record 534 signed leases and expect continued occupancy gains in 2H/21. Disclosed market rents see some pressure. MI-est. market rent of $1,735 fell 1.6% q/q (Q1/21 = +1.0% q/q) while in-place rent was +0.6% q/q (2.4% annualized).

Interestingly, with the exception of Calgary (+2.2% q/q), all market saw a decline (ranging from 0.6% in Montreal to 3.4% in Toronto).

We're pleased to see positive furnished suite occupancy gains. Q2/21 avg. occupancy was +1,200bp q/q to 74.4% (+990bp y/y) following a 1,480bp q/q decrease in Q1. MI disclosed Q2/21 avg. rent of $3,572/month was +0.9% q/q and down 9.7% y/ y (Q1/21 was -1.0% q/q and -19% y/y). 3% of total suites (215) are furnished, with MI converting 1 to unfurnished during Q2. SP AMR was +1.9% y/y (Q1/21 = +1.9%), while SP Occupancy fell 470bp. Disclosed in-place rent was +$0.01 to $1.93/sf (Q1/21 = flat).
Tenant turnover of 8.1% was +90bp q/q and +310bp y/y (Q1 = +1.0% q/q and +2.0% y/y). MI repositioned 88 suites vs. 46 q/ q (2020A = 239) for $4.5M (8.4% return; Q1/21 = 8.7%; 2020A = 9.4%). MI expects to reposition ~125 – 175 suites in 2H/21.

Leverage ticks up on lower EBITDA; debt/FV stable on FV gain. MI reported $128M of liquidity fell $31M q/q (Q1/21 = -$21M). MI recorded a ~$50M ($0.85/un) vs. $1M q/q on a 9bp lower cap rate to 3.72% (vs. our 3.92%). Disclosed debt/GBV fell 10bp q/q to 38.6% (Q1/21 = +16bp), but TTM Debt/EBITDA was +0.6x to 12.5x (Q1/21 = +0.4x).
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