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US Analysts See Huge Potential in Mitch Goldhar's Real Estate Firm

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US analysts have identified significant investment potential in SmartCentres REIT, a Canadian real estate firm owned by Mitch Goldhar, owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv. The company's portfolio of 200 properties is valued at $12.1 billion and has a 98.1% occupancy rate. Analysts believe the current market conditions present an opportunity for investors to potentially double their capital within ten years.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • US analysts see major investment potential in Mitch Goldhar's SmartCentres REIT.
  • SmartCentres REIT owns 200 properties valued at $12.1 billion with 98.1% occupancy.
  • The fund's monthly yield has increased to 7.1% amid market pressures.
  • Investors could potentially double their capital within a decade, according to analysts.
  • Mitch Goldhar also owns the successful Israeli soccer club Maccabi Tel Aviv.
US Analysts See Huge Potential in Mitch Goldhar's Real Estate Firm
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American analysts have identified significant investment potential in SmartCentres REIT, a major Canadian real estate investment trust owned by Mitch Goldhar, the owner of Israeli soccer club Maccabi Tel Aviv. Goldhar, 64, acquired Maccabi Tel Aviv in 2009 and has since led the club to considerable success.

SmartCentres REIT, which holds approximately 200 properties valued at $12.1 billion, primarily consists of shopping centers and retail stores. The company boasts a high occupancy rate of 98.1%, with major retailers like Walmart and Costco as tenants. Despite recent market pressures on real estate stocks due to interest rates and other factors, the fund's monthly yield has risen to 7.1%.

Analysts in the United States view this situation as a prime investment opportunity, suggesting that investors could potentially double their initial capital within a decade. Goldhar's personal wealth, largely derived from his real estate holdings and his private investment company Penguin Investments, was estimated by Forbes in March to be around $2.8 billion, placing him 1477th among the world's wealthiest individuals.

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