Sentences with phrase «reit out of its assets»

This is likely the primary reason why one of Darden's major investors, Starboard Value, has pressured the corporation for over a year to create a REIT out of its assets.

Not exact matches

The author, Christopher Jones, points out that stock owners already have exposure to real estate as large public corporations own most of the commercial real estate in the U.S. Given the short history of REITs, he is not convinced that they provide «meaningful» diversification and points out that home owners already have enough real estate in their household assets.

@BobC go find out how many 10 - 15 % daily falls the market has ever had (very few) then factor in your asset allocation with fixed interest and reits and you'll find the chance of losing 10 - 15 % in a day with a properly built portfolio is about 0 %.

This disparity results from the fact that REITs: 1) often focus on institutional quality assets and markets that have relatively low yields; 2) have corporate overhead costs to cover; and 3) want to avoid the risk of having to lower their dividends in the future — and thus only pay out a conservative level they believe to be sustainable.

A REIT won't grow unless its management team knows how to get the most out of its assets.

«We are not seeing small tenants work their way out once they fall behind in rent,» remarked Johnny Hendrix, Weingarten's executive vice president of asset management, during the REIT's third quarter earnings call.

The REIT rolled out a strategy that is a critical component of its asset intensification program.

And so - called momentum investors, those who look for a quick fix before moving on to opportunities in other asset classes, are rotating out of the REIT sector, according to Litt.

At that point, the REIT might buy out of the joint venture and add the asset to the balance sheet.

The company uses the capital infusion to pay off the old debt and fund new acquisitions, which enables the REIT to generate new value for shareholders out of a mature asset.

This was true with MBS tranches and CDOs, and this will also be true with SFR REITs and whatever derivative products are created out of that asset class.

Investors should never lose sight of the fact that real estate is an actively managed asset: a high - quality, well - managed property — which describes most properties owned by REITs, certainly including retail properties — is more likely to maintain strong occupancy and favorable NOI growth than a property whose owners are merely waiting out the life of their private equity fund before selling.