The Maintenance Capex Mirage at Americold ($COLD) and Lineage ($LINE)
Americold and Lineage face a cold-storage supply overhang, weakening rents and labor and power costs that pressure thin NOI margins and…
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Buyout Update for Hidden Rock Capital Names
RE/MAX’s $13.80-per-share Real Brokerage offer is capped at $80 million cash, implying roughly $11.40 of value at REAX’s $2.02 share price.
What XRN's New Proxy Reveals: A $3.5M Severance, a Shrinking Board, and a CEO Who Keeps Buying
Chiron Real Estate’s proxy details Jeff Busch’s $3.5 million exit, a six-member board split evenly between independent and non-independent…
Three Transactions in 48 Hours: ESRT Is Reshaping the Portfolio
Empire State Realty Trust bought a vacant $46 million Williamsburg retail property and refinanced 10 Union Square East with a $53.5…
The $55,000 Shell Company That Became a $480M Healthcare REIT
Chiron Real Estate (XRN), a $480 million healthcare REIT, trades at 7.3 times AFFO amid a ticker change, reverse split, dividend cut and…
Call me crazy, I'm adding to a US apartment REIT
NexPoint Residential is being added despite weak multifamily performance, with insider ownership and a transaction-ready structure…
The REIT Wall Street Can't Touch
NewLake Capital Partners trades at 7.3x AFFO with $23.9 million cash against $7.6 million debt, discounted for its cannabis tenant base.
The Office REIT That Wants to Die (And Pay You on the Way Out)
Net Lease Office Properties has returned $19.39 per share while liquidating W.P.
Empire State of Neglect: Why ESRT Isn't Just an Office REIT
Empire State Realty Trust's $5.34 share price values its observatory, retail and multifamily businesses like NYC office space, despite $90M…
ELME Communities (NYSE:ELME)
ELME Communities’ liquidation gained clearer value markers with $112.75 million of Atlanta apartment sales and a Watergate 600 contract,…
Updates: TerraVest, Seaport Entertainment, XPEL (TVK.TO, SEG, XPEL)
Seaport Entertainment sold 250 Water St for $142 million and leased the loss-making Tin Building, while TerraVest’s Q1 cash EBIT margin…
Braemar Hotels & Resorts: HST Four Seasons Sale, Updated Thoughts
Braemar Hotels & Resorts’ Four Seasons sale prompts updated views on HST.
New REIT position: GO Residential (TSX: GO.U)
GO Residential, a TSX-listed Manhattan luxury-apartment REIT, raised about $400 million in Canada’s largest REIT IPO and trades at a wide…
NLOP - I'm Buying Again
NLOP’s selloff after a weak KBR property sale has created a high-potential IRR entry point.
Haw Par Corporation Limited
Haw Par combines Tiger Balm’s stable cash flows with property, leisure and healthcare operations plus stakes in UOB and UOL.
Hemnet – Broken Moat or Misunderstood Monopoly?
Hemnet’s Swedish listings monopoly has fallen from SEK420 to about SEK160 as growth slows, leaving investors to judge whether its 90% share…
catechwilliams on X
$WYFI Retrofitted a food distro warehouse into a NC-1 DC. Lost anchor tenant ($20M rev), promising a new large customer since 10/27. CEO claiming “very very soon” for last 20 days. Increasingly evident will not happen. Sell-side & stock prices assume huge rev ramp. Burning cash.
FrontView REIT Investment Update
FrontView REIT remains discounted to estimated NAV after a 25% gain, while 19 asset sales at 6.8% cap rates and 98% occupancy support…
Little Owl Research on X
In September I had the pleasure of attending the Howard Hughes $HHH annual shareholder meeting. I met the man himself! @BillAckman Not to get ahead of myself, but this could be the beginning of something very special. Today’s quarterly results help to reinforce my views on the quality of both the asset base and management. The company is firing on all cylinders. Management continues to execute on the MPC strategy, and an acquisition seems highly likely in the short term. However, the shares still trade at a deep discount to intrinsic value. Do I care? No—at least not yet. Pershing Square has a truly remarkable track record. Since adopting their “permanent capital” strategy they have done 23.5% net of fees annually since January of 2018. Not too shabby. I suspect they’ll be acquiring a small insurer in the 1.0x-1.4x P/B range, if that’s the case, and they continue to put up those returns, the acquisition will be monstrously accretive. When Buffett took control of Berkshire, it was a failing textile mill with a negative terminal value. Ackman is starting off with assets of much higher quality and that are beginning to generate a lot of excess cash. A lot of work has to be done, but I’m happy to hold my shares here. If you’re interested in learning more about the real estate operations, I’ve attached my $HHH report from November of 2023–obviously outdated, but should help get you up to speed on the history, RE strategy, and asset base—and I will be putting out an updated report after the details of the insurance acquisition are announced. https://t.co/ueKI0TWY9R
New England Realty Associates - NYSE:NEN
New England Realty Associates, NYSE:NEN, emerged from Colonial Realty’s 1970s bankruptcy and retains roughly a third of the 1,529…
Rates, jobs, and apartments - oh my!
US multifamily REITs face divergent outcomes as jobs and interest rates shape rents, development returns and M&A prospects.
One-Hour Analysis: Canterbury Park (CPHC) Is Holding a Strong Hand — But Can Shareholders Cash In?
Canterbury Park’s 140-acre land bank and joint ventures could generate $3.50 to $11.50 per share in pre-tax proceeds, testing whether…
Braemar Hotels & Resort: Gross Asset Management Contract, Initiated Sales Process
Braemar Hotels & Resorts initiated a sales process and faces a gross asset management contract.
Ranch-to-Market
Queen City Investments trades near $1,800 per share, with trust, real estate and investment assets supporting a $3,000 valuation as…
