#540 Alpha Score 28.3

Toby Bozzuto

President and CEO of Bozzuto Group
· tracked since Feb 2026
540
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Alpha Score 28.3
Calls 6 1 Posts tracked · 0.0/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 0
Best Calls
EQR long +4.1%
AVB long +3.2%
UDR long +1.3%
Worst Calls
TLT long -5.1%
IEF long -3.5%
MAA long -2.6%
Most Mentioned
AVB ×2
EQR ×2
TLT ×1
Recent Calls
IEF long 3 months ago
TLT long 3 months ago
MAA long 3 months ago
Win Rate 50% Long 6 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 0%
30d 0%
90d 50%
Average Return -0.5% Long Return -0.5% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -0.5%
30d -6.6%
90d -0.3%
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Long
Feb 24
$177.58
+3.2%
Bozzuto states that due to high construction costs, you can buy existing Class-A apartment buildings at "10 to 20% below replacement cost." He also notes that while there is oversupply now, new starts have stalled, leading to a supply gap in 2026/2027. Publicly traded Multifamily REITs own these exact assets. The market is currently pricing them based on today's weak rent growth (oversupply). However, the "replacement cost" arbitrage and the looming supply cliff imply their asset values and pricing power will surge in 18-24 months. Large coastal REITs (AVB/EQR) align with Bozzuto's specific focus on East Coast/Chicago markets. LONG. Accumulate high-quality residential REITs while they trade at discounts to the cost of building new competition. Interest rates remain higher for longer, crushing cap rates; the recession deepens, causing high-income employment loss (the "renter by choice" demographic).
Bozzuto states that due to high construction costs, you can buy existing Class-A apartment buildings at "10 to 20% below replacement cost." He also notes that while there is oversupply now, new starts have stalled, leading to a supply gap in 2026/2027. Publicly traded Multifamily REITs own these exact assets. The market is currently pricing them based on today's weak rent growth (oversupply). However, the "replacement cost" arbitrage and the looming supply cliff imply their asset values and pricing power will surge in 18-24 months. Large coastal REITs (AVB/EQR) align with Bozzuto's specific focus on East Coast/Chicago markets. LONG. Accumulate high-quality residential REITs while they trade at discounts to the cost of building new competition. Interest rates remain higher for longer, crushing cap rates; the recession deepens, causing high-income employment loss (the "renter by choice" demographic).
Other
Long
Feb 24
$63.56
+4.1%
Bozzuto states that due to high construction costs, you can buy existing Class-A apartment buildings at "10 to 20% below replacement cost." He also notes that while there is oversupply now, new starts have stalled, leading to a supply gap in 2026/2027. Publicly traded Multifamily REITs own these exact assets. The market is currently pricing them based on today's weak rent growth (oversupply). However, the "replacement cost" arbitrage and the looming supply cliff imply their asset values and pricing power will surge in 18-24 months. Large coastal REITs (AVB/EQR) align with Bozzuto's specific focus on East Coast/Chicago markets. LONG. Accumulate high-quality residential REITs while they trade at discounts to the cost of building new competition. Interest rates remain higher for longer, crushing cap rates; the recession deepens, causing high-income employment loss (the "renter by choice" demographic).
Bozzuto states that due to high construction costs, you can buy existing Class-A apartment buildings at "10 to 20% below replacement cost." He also notes that while there is oversupply now, new starts have stalled, leading to a supply gap in 2026/2027. Publicly traded Multifamily REITs own these exact assets. The market is currently pricing them based on today's weak rent growth (oversupply). However, the "replacement cost" arbitrage and the looming supply cliff imply their asset values and pricing power will surge in 18-24 months. Large coastal REITs (AVB/EQR) align with Bozzuto's specific focus on East Coast/Chicago markets. LONG. Accumulate high-quality residential REITs while they trade at discounts to the cost of building new competition. Interest rates remain higher for longer, crushing cap rates; the recession deepens, causing high-income employment loss (the "renter by choice" demographic).
Other
Long
Feb 24
$97.42
-3.5%
Bozzuto predicts the Federal Reserve will cut rates by "50 and 75 basis points by the year end." If the Fed cuts rates aggressively as predicted, yields will fall, and bond prices (which move inversely to yields) will rise. Additionally, lower rates are the catalyst Bozzuto identifies for unlocking the housing market. LONG. A direct play on his macro call for rate cuts. Inflation re-accelerates, forcing the Fed to hold or raise rates, invalidating the prediction.
Bozzuto predicts the Federal Reserve will cut rates by "50 and 75 basis points by the year end." If the Fed cuts rates aggressively as predicted, yields will fall, and bond prices (which move inversely to yields) will rise. Additionally, lower rates are the catalyst Bozzuto identifies for unlocking the housing market. LONG. A direct play on his macro call for rate cuts. Inflation re-accelerates, forcing the Fed to hold or raise rates, invalidating the prediction.
Macro
Long
Feb 24
$134.09
-2.6%
Bozzuto states that due to high construction costs, you can buy existing Class-A apartment buildings at "10 to 20% below replacement cost." He also notes that while there is oversupply now, new starts have stalled, leading to a supply gap in 2026/2027. Publicly traded Multifamily REITs own these exact assets. The market is currently pricing them based on today's weak rent growth (oversupply). However, the "replacement cost" arbitrage and the looming supply cliff imply their asset values and pricing power will surge in 18-24 months. Large coastal REITs (AVB/EQR) align with Bozzuto's specific focus on East Coast/Chicago markets. LONG. Accumulate high-quality residential REITs while they trade at discounts to the cost of building new competition. Interest rates remain higher for longer, crushing cap rates; the recession deepens, causing high-income employment loss (the "renter by choice" demographic).
Bozzuto states that due to high construction costs, you can buy existing Class-A apartment buildings at "10 to 20% below replacement cost." He also notes that while there is oversupply now, new starts have stalled, leading to a supply gap in 2026/2027. Publicly traded Multifamily REITs own these exact assets. The market is currently pricing them based on today's weak rent growth (oversupply). However, the "replacement cost" arbitrage and the looming supply cliff imply their asset values and pricing power will surge in 18-24 months. Large coastal REITs (AVB/EQR) align with Bozzuto's specific focus on East Coast/Chicago markets. LONG. Accumulate high-quality residential REITs while they trade at discounts to the cost of building new competition. Interest rates remain higher for longer, crushing cap rates; the recession deepens, causing high-income employment loss (the "renter by choice" demographic).
Other
Long
Feb 24
$89.90
-5.1%
Bozzuto predicts the Federal Reserve will cut rates by "50 and 75 basis points by the year end." If the Fed cuts rates aggressively as predicted, yields will fall, and bond prices (which move inversely to yields) will rise. Additionally, lower rates are the catalyst Bozzuto identifies for unlocking the housing market. LONG. A direct play on his macro call for rate cuts. Inflation re-accelerates, forcing the Fed to hold or raise rates, invalidating the prediction.
Bozzuto predicts the Federal Reserve will cut rates by "50 and 75 basis points by the year end." If the Fed cuts rates aggressively as predicted, yields will fall, and bond prices (which move inversely to yields) will rise. Additionally, lower rates are the catalyst Bozzuto identifies for unlocking the housing market. LONG. A direct play on his macro call for rate cuts. Inflation re-accelerates, forcing the Fed to hold or raise rates, invalidating the prediction.
Macro
Long
Feb 24
$37.54
+1.3%
Bozzuto states that due to high construction costs, you can buy existing Class-A apartment buildings at "10 to 20% below replacement cost." He also notes that while there is oversupply now, new starts have stalled, leading to a supply gap in 2026/2027. Publicly traded Multifamily REITs own these exact assets. The market is currently pricing them based on today's weak rent growth (oversupply). However, the "replacement cost" arbitrage and the looming supply cliff imply their asset values and pricing power will surge in 18-24 months. Large coastal REITs (AVB/EQR) align with Bozzuto's specific focus on East Coast/Chicago markets. LONG. Accumulate high-quality residential REITs while they trade at discounts to the cost of building new competition. Interest rates remain higher for longer, crushing cap rates; the recession deepens, causing high-income employment loss (the "renter by choice" demographic).
Bozzuto states that due to high construction costs, you can buy existing Class-A apartment buildings at "10 to 20% below replacement cost." He also notes that while there is oversupply now, new starts have stalled, leading to a supply gap in 2026/2027. Publicly traded Multifamily REITs own these exact assets. The market is currently pricing them based on today's weak rent growth (oversupply). However, the "replacement cost" arbitrage and the looming supply cliff imply their asset values and pricing power will surge in 18-24 months. Large coastal REITs (AVB/EQR) align with Bozzuto's specific focus on East Coast/Chicago markets. LONG. Accumulate high-quality residential REITs while they trade at discounts to the cost of building new competition. Interest rates remain higher for longer, crushing cap rates; the recession deepens, causing high-income employment loss (the "renter by choice" demographic).
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