Alpine Income Property Trust (PINE) is moving away from its traditional net lease REIT model to a hybrid approach by expanding its loan portfolio, which now makes up 30% of its assets and yields over 13%. This shift has improved its leverage metrics, with net debt to EBITDA down to 6.4x and net debt to enterprise value below 50%. However, the increased loan investments introduce higher borrower and construction risks. Due to these risks, high capital costs, and uncertainty around its evolving business model, the analyst maintains a sell rating on PINE.
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