Brookfield Office Properties Inc T.BPO.PR.A

What other Reit grew their balance sheet $19 Billion in 2023

[CrazyTrader]

???

[Carena]

Good morning Crazy, To be honest, I really do not care "what other REIT grew their balance sheet $19billion in 2023". My money is buried in BPY and that is what I care about.  You are on here always saying things are "growing" at BPY. And I continuously reply that I believe they are fighting fires and working problems out either internally or through the BSREP funds of

[CrazyTrader]

Carena, you should care about what's going on with the compitition, other reits.  BPY is valued in part by the rest of the market.     Brookfield must be adding Profitable Assets/investments, your "green shoots" that you are looking for. I believe what Brookfield is doing will pay off handsomely.     This is the time to Buy Buy Buy.   

[Carena]

Crazy, I have explained in numerous other posts that my competitive proxies are SLG and VNO for BPY.  So I do care, and know, whats going on with the competition.  And you are telling me, "you should care blah blah blah"...lol. You saying, "Brookfield must be adding profitable assets/investments", in my opinion, is not an advisable strategy to allocate one's

[CrazyTrader]

yes I look.... buy and selling of properties and investments

[Carena]

Hi again Crazy, Well there it is..."Yes I look..blah blah blah".. I am doing my best, but very hard to "read between the lines". Have a great day, Carena

[CrazyTrader]

I checked out BPY reports long ago...skimmed them.  Yes, I looked again to see what 52, 56 to see what you were refering to.   Already saw it long ago, most of it repeated in previous reports.    But you are correct, I don't do "indepth" research.   reports are 140+ pages of "accounting" and "legal" terminology.   

[pierrelebel]

Crazy - apples and oranges.  This board is meant to discuss BPO preferred shares, not REITs Keep in mind what S&P did in late December 2023 and why they did it: BPO Downgraded to P-4 by S&P S&P Global Ratings has announced: Brookfield Property Partners L.P.’s (BPY) credit quality has been impaired by persistent secular headwinds within its office segment and

[CrazyTrader]

Pierre, I think you need to go back and read your green book.    Back to basics.   You said "Over sixty years later I still know how to read financial statements. A company raising money, lots of money, for joint ventures and partnerships, is great BUT such actions do not increase the common shareholders equity or the value of preferred shares of a subsidiary."