Sunday 15 September 2013

REIT Yield Statistics (Aug 13)

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Median REIT Yield Movement

Median REIT Yield Movement (Aug 13)


Cumulative Median REIT Yield Distribution

Cumulative REIT Yield Distribution (Aug 13)


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Sunday 8 September 2013

SGS Yield Statistics (Aug 13)

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Cumulative Interest Rate Distribution

Cumulative Interest Rate Distribution (Aug 13)


Interest Rate Movement

Interest Rate Movement (Aug 13)

Sunday 1 September 2013

REIT Asset Expiry Profile

This table shows the asset expiry profile of REITs. Do not confuse this with the lease expiry profile, which is the no. of years for the lease to the existing tenant to expire. The asset expiry profile shows the no. of years for the leasehold asset (i.e. property) to expire. After the expiry of the asset, the REIT will no longer own the asset or be able to lease it out. Nevertheless, it may be possible to extend the leasehold of the asset upon payment of a fee to the authorities.

Column 2 in the table shows the no. of years to expiry of the first-to-expire leasehold asset while Column 3 shows the no. of years to expiry of all leasehold assets weighted by asset value (freehold assets are excluded from this computation). Columns 4 to 9 show the % of the REITs' assets by value expiring in 0 - 20 years, 20 - 40 years, etc. When a blank appears under a particular year band, it means that there are no assets maturing in that band.

Note that the rules governing properties are different in different countries. Readers are advised to read the footnotes in the Annual Reports for more details.

For industrial REITs, the lease of industrial properties is usually reported as 30 + 30 years, meaning the lease will expire in 30 years' time but can be extended by another 30 years. The lease expiry data in the table below includes the leasehold extension, as reported by the REITs.


Counter 1st Expiry Wt Expiry 0 - 20 20 - 40 40 - 60 60 - 99 99 - 999 Freehold
AimsAmp 27.4 38.9
52% 48%


Ascendas 11.2 45.9 0% 28% 51% 9%
1%
AscendasHT 31.0 31.0
9%


91%
AscendasIndia 65.4 65.4


5%
95%
Ascott 10.6 164.6 2% 13% 7% 12% 18% 47%
Cache 20.1 35.5
56% 44%


Cambridge 18.3 38.1 4% 43% 54%


CapitaComm 59.6 234.0

18% 61% 22%
CapitaMall 35.4 82.2
7% 4% 74% 1% 14%
CapitaRChina 21.1 29.0
100%



CDLHTrust 34.0 66.8
4% 6% 74%
16%
Croesus Freehold Freehold




100%
FarEastHT 49.0 68.4

19% 81%

Fortune 33.9 35.5
96% 4%


FrasersComm 82.5 157.4


68% 7% 24%
FrasersCT 63.4 78.4


96%
4%
Indiabulls Freehold Freehold




100%
KeppelReit 76.1 91.2


91% 3% 6%
LippoMalls 4.1 18.5 72% 17% 11%


MapletreeComm 83.2 83.2


100%

MapletreeGCC 33.9 35.2
100%



MapletreeInd 18.0 47.2 2% 27% 71%


MapletreeLog 13.0 39.1 1% 35% 17% 3%
45%
ParkwayLife 25.2 60.7
1% 2% 68%
30%
Perennial 35.4 36.2
100%



Religare 2.6 73.4 1% 13%
23% 4% 59%
Sabana 19.0 40.4 6% 23% 67% 4%

Starhill 22.4 53.0
3% 70% 6%
21%
Suntec 54.4 78.4

5% 95%



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