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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust T.CAR.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  CDPYF

Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust is a Canada-based provider of rental housing. The Company owns and manages interests in multiunit residential rental properties, including apartments, townhomes and manufactured home communities (MHC), principally located in and near urban centers across Canada. The Company owns approximately 64,200 residential apartment suites, town homes and manufactured home community sites located across Canada and the Netherlands, with approximately $16.7 billion of investment properties in Canada and Europe. The Company’s objectives are to maintain a focus on maximizing occupancy and responsibly growing occupied average monthly rent (Occupied AMR) in accordance with local conditions in each of its markets; grow FFO per unit, sustainable distributions and NAV per unit by actively managing its properties; invest capital within the property portfolio and adopt edge technologies and solutions; and maintain financial management.


TSX:CAR.UN - Post by User

Post by retiredcfon Apr 27, 2022 8:25am
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National Bank

National Bank

Heading into first-quarter earnings season in the Canadian real estate sector, National Bank Financial analysts Matt Kornack and Tal Woolley continue to see the highest average total returns in their industrial, seniors/healthcare and multifamily coverage universes, pointing to total returns of 24 per cent, 22 per cent and 21 per cent, respectively.

“Our expectations are stronger for the names that are better positioned to capture inflation through rental uplifts,” they said. “We see average total returns of 14 per cent for Retail coverage and 10 per cent for Office, which still have to resolve questions around growth/occupancy as COVID wears on. Our Special Situations coverage also offers some interesting opportunities in selfstorage, single-family housing and manufactured housing (again, all quasi-residential and quasi-industrial asset classes).”

The analyst see Industrial sector, bringing the highest average total return, as “one of the best inflation hedges across the real estate landscape as rental rates continue to rise with essentially no market vacancy” and see it “particularly pronounced” in the largest urban areas.

“Lease term remains an impediment to a full pass-through of MTM [mark-to-market] opportunities but needless to say, the widening spreads provide years of outsized growth prospects as increasingly annual rent escalators are moving higher,” they said. “Landlords are also capable of pushing down costs and capex items that in less frothy markets the tenant would likely try to skirt. In this context, we held target prices flat despite rising bond yields but acknowledge that multiple expansion from here is going to be challenging (absent a pullback in bond yields, which is entirely possible as the threat of a 2023 recession looms).”

They made these changes:

  • Canadian Apartment Properties REIT (,“outperform”) to $62.25 from $70.50. Average: $67.
  • European Residential REIT ( “outperform”) to $5.50 from $5.60. Average: $5.73.
  • InterRent REIT ( “outperform”) to $17 from $19. Average: $19.58.
  • Nexus Industrial REIT ( “outperform”) to $15 from $14.25. Average: $14.86.

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