"Mainstreet's stock has compounded by nearly 20% for over 22 years now. Had you invested $100k in MEQ when it went public, it would be worth over $4.7m today."

"In-line Q4/F21; YoY FFO/Share Growth Continues; Increasing Target to $140 - Mainstreet continues to produce strong YoY FFO/share growth despite the pandemic, thanks to its counter cyclical investments and repositioning program."

Subsequent to the release of our Q4/Y21 report, highlights of analysts' reports on Mainstreet's (TSX:MEQ's) performance and outlook.

Mainstreet has responded to the arrival of Afghan refugees with an announcement that they will be working alongside Community Agencies that specialize in refugee resettlement to provide housing assistance to as many families as possible.

In coordination with community agency Prairie Harm Reduction, Mainstreet has completed a Saskatoon clothing drive to provide some winter essentials to Saskatonians in need, a gift they'll be complimenting with a financial donation as well. 

By: Steve Tustin

Bob Dhillon knows what the expected "post-Covid" arrival of newcomers means to Canada's rental market. The Government of Canada is projecting the population will grow by 1.2 million through immigration in the next few years alone, and while not everyone will be a renter, that number is big enough that there will be a supply and demand imbalance for rental accommodation. It will become a game of musical chairs unless we can address this issue soon, and creatively.

By: Jesse Greenwell

An event has been organized to celebrate the food bank opening, as well as the community volunteers and donations that made it possible. CEO Bob Dhillon will be joined by Her Honour, the Honourable Salma Lakhani, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony.

By: Nikhil Kumar

Motley Fool Stock Advisor Canada explains why MEQ is such a great stock to own in 2021.

By: Simon Jones

Mainstreet has partnered with a community agency to build and donate localized food banks at a few of its Calgary properties.

By: Kathy Kerr

Edmonton remains one of Canada's most affordable multi-residential markets for both renters and investors. Landlords at the annual real estate forum reported 98 to 99 per cent of rents are being collected in the city. Developers and landlords said the best performing multi-residential assets in Edmonton are mid-market low-rises.

By: JENNIFER SMITH

Mainstreet has purchased its first asset in Vernon, the former City View Gardens apartments on Centennial Drive, under the new name Vernon City View Apartments. Mainstreet also recently acquired Penticton Main Street Apartments, its second property in Penticton.

By: Chris Nelson

MEQ Founder, President & CEO Bob Dhillon explains why Alberta's future is bright and its real estate market is a solid investment nearing the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.

By: Frank O'brien

One of Western Canada's largest landlords, which already controls a third of the Surrey, B.C., multi-family rental market, is planning a multimillion-dollar acquisition expansion in British Columbia in 2021. Mainstreet's acquisition plan will exclusively target smaller B.C. cities and towns, such as Penticton, Kamloops, Abbotsford and Chilliwack.

Tensions between the U.S. and China are on the rise. Our neighbor to the south is seeing a massive rise in COVID-19 cases. Companies on the TSX are getting hit, as the economy is grappling with low demand and rising unemployment rates. It's tough to find companies that could make the most out of a bad market, but I believe real estate player Mainstreet Equity (TSX:MEQ) is up to the challenge.

Acumen Capital Q2 2020 MEQ.

 We are initiating coverage on Mainstreet Equity Corp. (TSX: MEQ) with a BUY rating. MEQ is involved in the acquisition, divestiture, value-enhancement, and management of multifamily residential units in Western Canada. The company now owns more than 13,000 units across ~340 buildings focused in six key centres: Edmonton, Surrey, Abbotsford, Calgary, Saskatoon, and Regina. MEQ was founded by Navjeet (Bob) Dhillon in 1997 and was listed on the TSX in 2000. Mr. Dhillon is an entrepreneur who began his real estate career as a teenager in Calgary and is responsible for building MEQ into what it is today. 

To cope with the economic fallout of COVID-19, the province of Alberta announced that it has unveiled a new Alberta advisory council that includes former Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Bob Dhillon, CEO of Mainstreet Equity Corp, among other notable members.

Tuesday, December 11th, 2019. After the release of a strong year-end and fourth quarter from Mainstreet Equity, Laurentian Bank analyst said: "Mainstreet Equity is delivering sector-leading FFO growth despite mediocre economic conditions".