Post by
ScroogeMcDuck1 on Apr 04, 2024 11:08pm
Residential reits
Interesting to hear this conversation. i too have avoided them as Im always concerned about them becoming a political scapegoat. But I just pulled up Ere, haven't looked at the one in years and its now a 7.3% yield with consistent rent increases. I am seeing debt issues in 2025 for it and elevated leverage and increased payout ratio, but these metrics seem pretty close to what we witness in our space here of underperforming office-diversified reits, not worlds different. Off topic, but anyone with insight and experience on Ere, I am interested in hearing analysis and thoughts and I may dip toes into it if you have good things to say, thanks.
Comment by
ScroogeMcDuck1 on Apr 04, 2024 11:24pm
Thanks, that lines up with what I just read on the various boards. I am guessing it's getting an extra beating due to rent comtrols, being foreign (ino), and the debt ratio with euro rates having increased. I am interested for sure.
Comment by
Torontojay on Apr 05, 2024 7:03am
Invest within your circle of competence. It's always a good idea to listen to other people's perspectives and set aside your biases. At the end of the day you have to make your own choices but you should never fall in love with an idea that you have. We all make mistakes but our goal is to have more winners than losers.
Comment by
Panic54321 on Apr 05, 2024 2:02pm
Just another point I forgot to mention also on NRR. ( but was buying this one around $10 ). Higher leverage but still feel good about it in the long run and it's got a really good dividend yield ... !