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To: E_K_S who wrote (51929)	8/11/2025 2:06:22 PM
From: Privately	3 Recommendations Recommended By CusterInvestor E_K_S KEN2CWL Respond to of 52048

BFS-D I have been picking up Saul Centers preferred for a few years when it drops below $20 (bought quite a bit in April of this year). Have an outsize position already, but buy when its a bargain. one of the few REIT things I am OK to hold. I confess I also sold quite a bit several times when it cycles up over $23.5 (seems to do so every year or so) and bought back in later. I think I got the idea from Brehm a few years ago.

To: E_K_S who wrote (51929)	8/11/2025 3:49:25 PM
From: Madharry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52048

I m sure you have done extensive research on the companies properties which I would need to do to satisfy myself .When I look around where I live the malls are very much a hit and miss proposition. a couple of the malls and strip malls are fully occupied . some are almost 40% plus vacant. the ones with supermarket anchors are definitely doing better now. However , with the growing prevalence off food delivery and in creased domination of walmart and cosco, I dont know a reit with a preponderence of shopping centers is where I want to invest. the beauty of pk and mtn is that they own unique properties that cater to the affluent. bfs might be ok . I just dont know. so right now I prefer increasing my exposure to pk and mtn.