** Societe Generale says that among real estate companies
set to report FY results in February, earnings of retail stocks
are uncertain while office market stocks may report growth
** For retail, SocGen says the range of plausible recurring
earnings per share (EPS) and net asset value (NAV) estimates are
"fairly wide", as comparisons with the last three half-year
periods are complicated by pandemic restrictions and accounting
provisions
** Recent NAV estimate cuts for Unibail Rodamco URW.AS and
Klepierre LOIM.PA implied by a Bloomberg consensus sets the
bar low, according to the brokerage
** For offices, NAV should be slightly stronger especially
for higher quality portfolios, it notes
** SocGen expects alternatives like storage and healthcare
to keep increasing earnings, with NAV growing stronger for
Belgian Shurgard SHUR.BR compared with Aedifica AOO.BR and
Cofinimmo COFB.BR
** The brokerage cuts France's Klepierre to "sell" from
"hold" and Carmila CARM.PA to "hold" from "buy", citing their
recent share price outperformance
(Reporting by Kate Entringer)
((kate.entringer@thomsonreuters.com))