Mall REITs are still trading at a dramatic discount to the net value of the real estate they own. The investment implications are huge. When a REIT trades at dramatically less than the value of their properties, it becomes a potential acquisition target. On a fundamental level, this REIT continues to deliver. Class-A mall REITs mostly rallied, except for this company. It continues to grow in nearly every way an investor could hope for. The stock is a buy at current prices.
Due to Simon Property Group's (NYSE:SPG) size, they are less likely to be a buyout candidate in the near term. SPG has numerous metrics in its favor. First, let’s see what’s been happening with class-A malls. GGP, MAC, and Taubman Centers (NYSE:TCO) have seen significant rallies. SPG didn’t rally nearly as hard, making SPG an attractive buy right now. Let’s take a look at the rallies.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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