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  • Bill 

    Here is a question : there is an obvious difference between a dividend and a distribution especially in a non-registered account . So should an investor limit such stocks as the above Dream REIT to only a registered account ( especially a TFSA )where the distribution income will not be subject to the same tax as if it were in a non-registered account or as a withdrawal from a RRIF ??

  • Steve 

    Every time I read your recommendation to buy dream office reit I scratch my head. They sold 138 properties and cut distributions by a third because of that? In 2016 yet, and no indication of when distributions will go back up due to the 6 year old ‘strategic plan’. Where did the money go? I look for investments that increase payouts, not that make money disappear, please explain.

    • TSI Research 

      We continue to see Dream Office as a buy for long-term gains. It continues to adjust its focus to the lucrative Toronto market and new leases in downtown Toronto attracted 34.2% premium on past rents.

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