BSR Real Estate Investment Trust is set to report third-quarter 2026 results after the market closes on November 11. With no usable EPS consensus or historical estimate data, investors should focus on the trust’s operating results and outlook rather than a beat-or-miss headline.
BSR Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX: BSRT.UN) will report results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, after the market closes on November 11. The investor call is scheduled for November 12. Analyst coverage is limited, and available earnings data includes no upcoming EPS estimate or comparable history of actual results versus estimates. Investors will get more from the reported EPS trends, property operations and management’s outlook.
Recent earnings trend
BSR Real Estate Investment Trust
BSRT-UN.TO
BSRT-UN.TO
BSR Real Estate Investment Trust
WealthAwesomeMarket cap
$562.84M
P/E
18.6x
Div. yield
3.89%
Div. / share
$0.56
52W high
$17.26
52W low
$14.00
1W change
-1.96%
Beta
1.00
Analyst coverage: Low — no EPS consensus estimates are available for this name. Focus on reported EPS trends below rather than beat/miss framing.
BSR’s second-quarter results offer a recent point of comparison. The trust reported higher portfolio net operating income (NOI) and funds from operations (FFO), improved occupancy from the previous quarter, and positive blended lease trade-outs. You can follow the BSR Real Estate Investment Trust stock page for company and market information.
Investor takeaway: This is a low-coverage earnings preview, not a consensus-driven setup. The calendar has no EPS headline fields, and there is no useful analyst estimate history for a beat-or-miss comparison. For Canadian investors, the main questions are whether Q2’s operating progress continued through September and what management says about occupancy, leasing and cash generation. The latest supplied snapshot shows a 3.89% distribution yield, but that figure alone doesn’t show whether the distribution is sustainable. BSR units recently closed at CA$14.50, below the 50-day moving average of CA$15.27 and the 200-day average of CA$16.12. These figures describe recent trading, not how the units will react to earnings.
CA$14.50: latest supplied unit closing price
BSR’s latest supplied closing price was below its 50-day moving average of CA$15.27 and its 200-day moving average of CA$16.12. The units were also closer to their 52-week low of CA$14.00 than their high of CA$17.26. These figures provide recent trading context. The Q3 report will offer the next update on operations.
Bull case
The positive case starts with BSR’s Q2 results: NOI and FFO increased, occupancy improved from the previous quarter, and blended lease trade-outs turned positive. If Q3 results show those trends continued, investors will have evidence of further progress at the property level.
The planned U.S. listing is also relevant to investors following access to BSRT-UN.TO. BSR said the NYSE listing aims to broaden access for U.S. investors. The trust’s Canadian-dollar ticker on the TSX also changed from HOM.UN to BSRT.UN.
Bear case
Limited independent coverage and no EPS estimates make it harder to judge the results against market expectations. Q2’s improvement offers a useful comparison, but it doesn’t guarantee further progress in Q3. Investors will need to assess the reported operating figures and management’s comments rather than assume occupancy gains or positive lease trade-outs continued.
The latest market snapshot also shows the unit price below its 50- and 200-day moving averages. The available information doesn’t explain what drove that position.
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