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Slate Office REIT 9 00 Convertible Unsecured Subordinated Debentures Exp 28 Feb 2026 T.SOT.DB

Alternate Symbol(s):  SLTTF | T.SOT.UN | T.SOT.DB.A | T.SOT.DB.B

Slate Office REIT (the REIT) is a Canada-based global owner and operator of workplace real estate. The REIT is an unincorporated, open-ended real estate investment trust. The REIT owns interests in and operates a portfolio of real estate assets in North America and Europe. The REIT's portfolio is primarily comprised of government and credit tenants. The REIT's portfolio consists of approximately 54 commercial properties located in Canada, the United States and Ireland. The REIT's Canada operations include Atlantic, Ontario and Western. The REIT is externally managed and operated by Slate Management ULC.


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Comment by InvestSmarteron Apr 10, 2023 10:08pm
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RE:I’m not worried Californian office not Canada

RE:I’m not worried Californian office not Canada Oversupply in the USA is a real problem. There is a lot of land to build (in most areas in the USA). Downtown Toronto, Montreal & Vancouver have limited land to build. The issue I have with SOT, is the SLAM management getting paid/incentivised on buying properties, and the asset location. The locations are not supply limited. Building new supply in their areas, and their older, sub A class buildings, are major issues with SOT. The quality is just not there. They dont have pricing power, and need to spend a lot of CAP-EX to get the current buildings up to where they need to be to attract new tenants when leases expire. When leases expire, those tenants can "move up" to higher quality buildings wtih better ammenities. This is already happening.
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