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Sumitomo Realty & Development Co., Ltd. 8830
Sumitomo Realty trades at half its post-tax real-estate NAV due to excessive cross-shareholdings, weak payouts, and worst-in-class TOPIX 100 governance; fixing these unlocks 43% upside to ~¥8,000.
N4
V3
C3
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Crown Castle International Corp. CCI
Crown Castle is a U.S. tower REIT 'betwixt and between' — raising the 2015 dividend to $4.00 (80% AFFO payout) re-rates the stock to a 4.0% yield, unlocking 27% near-term and 60%+ upside in 15 months.
N4
V3
C3
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Date
Fund
Target
Thesis
Scores
Apr 01, 2026
Land & Buildings
Welltower Inc.
WELL
Welltower's 10-year executive program could pay CEO Mitra up to $3 billion while incentivizing dilutive growth at a 144% NAV premium — shareholders should sell WELL and rotate into Ventas or AHR.
N5
V4
Jun 08, 2025
Elliott Management
Sumitomo Realty & Development Co., Ltd.
8830
Sumitomo Realty trades at half its post-tax real-estate NAV due to excessive cross-shareholdings, weak payouts, and worst-in-class TOPIX 100 governance; fixing these unlocks 43% upside to ~¥8,000.
N4
V3
Jan 13, 2025
Pershing Square
Howard Hughes Holdings Inc.
HHH
HHH has compounded at just 2.2% over 14 years; merging with Pershing Square Holdco at $85/share converts a market-orphaned real-estate company into a Berkshire-style permanent compounder.
N4
V2
Nov 01, 2024
Land & Buildings
Public REIT sector (vs. private real estate)
Public REITs have crushed private real estate over 30 years (9.9% vs 7.0%); with institutions at GFC-low underweights and supply rolling over, listed REITs are a generational buy.
N3
V4
Mar 05, 2024
Spruce Point Capital
Zillow Group, Inc.
Z
Zillow's Premier Agent core is saturated, NAR lawsuits will compress commissions, Flex/Super App cannot replace it, and aggressive revenue recognition masks decline — shares worth $23-$35 vs $57.
N4
V3
Sep 01, 2021
Land & Buildings
N/A (asset-class advocacy)
Publicly traded REITs have outperformed private real estate by 165–590bps annually for 20 years, offer better liquidity, cheaper valuations vs. bonds, and superior inflation-era returns.
N2
V3
May 19, 2020
Land & Buildings
D.R. Horton and Invitation Homes
DHI/INVH
COVID-19 has supercharged the suburban single-family thesis; entry-level homebuilder D.R. Horton and single-family rental REIT Invitation Homes trade 20%+ below highs despite accelerating demand.
N3
V2
Feb 07, 2018
Spruce Point Capital
Realty Income Corp
O
Realty Income's 'magic dividend' flywheel is broken — true same-store rents are -0.8% (not +1.2%), and as rates rise and tenants disintermediate the stock re-rates 30-45% lower to $28-$35.
N4
V3
May 08, 2017
Pershing Square
Howard Hughes Corporation
HHC
HHC is the public-market way to invest alongside a Donald-Bren-style MPC compounder: irreplaceable master-planned communities with 37M SF of remaining entitlements, roughly 10x what's already built.
N5
V4
Oct 14, 2014
Corvex
Crown Castle International Corp.
CCI
Crown Castle is a U.S. tower REIT 'betwixt and between' — raising the 2015 dividend to $4.00 (80% AFFO payout) re-rates the stock to a 4.0% yield, unlocking 27% near-term and 60%+ upside in 15 months.
N4
V3
Oct 01, 2012
Marcato
Alexander & Baldwin (ALEX); GenCorp (GY); Brookfield Residential Properties (BRP)
Three stocks — ALEX, GenCorp, Brookfield Residential — hide land assets on their balance sheets at decades-old cost, offering 46-286% upside once marked to market.
N3
V3
Mar 09, 2011
Elliott Management
Iron Mountain Incorporated
IRM
Iron Mountain's 44%-margin NOAM storage cash cow is being squandered on low-ROIC Digital and Int'l bets; capital discipline plus a REIT conversion can lift the stock from $25 to $52-$77.
N4
V3
May 26, 2010
Pershing Square
General Growth Properties
GGP
At $14, GGP implicitly prices spinco GGO at negative $1; PF GGP alone merits ~$15 on Simon's 6.6% peer cap rate, pointing to ~$20 combined intrinsic and ~43% upside by year-end emergence.
N5
V3
Dec 07, 2009
Pershing Square
Mall REIT sector (long General Growth Properties)
GGP
Market-feared mall-REIT collapse never arrived: leverage fell, $18bn equity was raised, cap rates compressed, and tenants now generate cash — making mall REITs still cheap versus Treasuries.
N4
V3
Oct 20, 2009
Pershing Square
Corrections Corporation of America
CXW
CXW is a misunderstood real estate business — 90% of EBITDA is owned prisons leased to governments; rerating to healthcare-REIT cap rates unlocks $40-$54 vs. $24.50.
N4
V3
Oct 06, 2009
Pershing Square
Realty Income Corporation
O
Realty Income trades at a 7.3% cap rate — a ~40% premium to 10-11% private-market rates for the same junk-credit retail properties; downside to ~$14 (-46%).
N5
V3