
Hudson’s Bay collapses, Brookfield under fire, and data centers take over CRE
In this episode, Steven Hamoen introduces the topics for discussion, starting with Hudson's Bay Company's recent move for creditor protection and its implications for retail investors. He then examines Brookfield Corporation's property sales and the sustainability of REIT earnings in the current market environment. The episode also explores investment opportunities in British Columbia's data centers, highlighting their growing significance in the real estate sector. Steven concludes with closing remarks and a call to action, encouraging listeners to consider these insights when making investment decisions.
Key Points
- Hudson’s Bay’s creditor protection could significantly increase retail vacancy rates and potentially lead to redevelopment opportunities in prime retail corridors.
- Brookfield Corporation’s internal property sales raise transparency concerns and highlight the importance of scrutinizing earnings reports for sustainable cash flow.
- The growing demand for data centers in British Columbia is transforming the real estate landscape, making properties with strong fiber and energy infrastructure highly valuable investments.
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