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JinXXX
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Aug 29 2010, 11:28 AM
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QUOTE(jeffwpl @ Aug 29 2010, 10:24 AM) hospitality=airline biz, which easily affected by global circumstances, e.g. sars, h1n1, &so on. Corrent me if wrong!) very true.. everything has its ups and downs la.. its not everytime and on a very often scale u get such big shit that will cripple the hospitality industry... when times are good its really booming..  eg airasia.. is one of the main feed lines for those industry in south east asia
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cwhong
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Aug 29 2010, 11:47 AM
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here u go. Attached File(s)
Maybank_ARReit_july_2010.pdf ( 329.34k )
Number of downloads: 98
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yiivei
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Aug 29 2010, 11:54 AM
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QUOTE(cwhong @ Aug 29 2010, 11:47 AM) thx for sharing
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jeffwpl
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Aug 29 2010, 01:26 PM
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Aug 29 2010, 11:28 AM) very true.. everything has its ups and downs la.. its not everytime and on a very often scale u get such big shit that will cripple the hospitality industry... when times are good its really booming..  eg airasia.. is one of the main feed lines for those industry in south east asia  Thx for opinion, btw airasia is kind of creative artistic biz pattern by tony.  airline topic shud not be here anywhere... jus my view between hospitality & airline  Added on August 29, 2010, 1:31 pmQUOTE(cwhong @ Aug 29 2010, 11:47 AM) thx for sharing. btw, the MB research paper mentioned Selayang mall & dana 13 office...r they attached? sorry i m not klang valleyian so hv no idea those building. by glance, how's the crowd over Selayang mall...it is good & so dana 13 office, who is the main occupants again thx in advance for kind information. This post has been edited by jeffwpl: Aug 29 2010, 01:31 PM
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yok70
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Aug 29 2010, 07:29 PM
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QUOTE(teehk_tee @ Aug 27 2010, 04:15 PM) got my arreit cheque thru the post!  yeah! me too! my very first reit cheque! qcap cheque on the way!
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monkeyking
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Sep 1 2010, 04:53 AM
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 Correct me if I'm wrong........your opinion please. 1, Starhill REIT acquire the hotel from YTL 2, Starhill REIT then leaseback the hotel to YTL 3, YTL pay rental to Starhill REIT 4,Starhill REIT distribute rental received to unit holders.  BTW, any new developments on Stareit?  Cheers to all.
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Jordy
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Sep 2 2010, 01:15 AM
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Entrepreneur
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QUOTE(monkeyking @ Sep 1 2010, 04:53 AM)  Correct me if I'm wrong........your opinion please. 1, Starhill REIT acquire the hotel from YTL 2, Starhill REIT then leaseback the hotel to YTL 3, YTL pay rental to Starhill REIT 4,Starhill REIT distribute rental received to unit holders.  BTW, any new developments on Stareit?  Cheers to all. moneyking, What is wrong with this? That is common business transaction for YTL to increase their cash on hand.
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monkeyking
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Sep 2 2010, 02:46 AM
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 Something to chew on...... QUOTE SELANGOR State Development Corp (PKNS) has identified 16 high-profile projects worth RM10 billion for future injection into its real estate investment trust (REIT), its chief said.
PKNS general manager Othman Omar said six of the projects have been confirmed. They are Datum Jelatek in Kuala Lumpur, PJ Elevated City, PJ Sentral Garden City and Kelana Sports City in Petaling Jaya, Selangor Science Park 2 in Sepang and the proposed Healthcare City.
Othman said the development site for the remaining 10 projects is expected to be finalised soon.
PKNS aims to launch a REIT soon and it plans to initially inject Menara PKNS in Section 7, Petaling Jaya, Kompleks PKNS and SACC Mall in Shah Alam, with net value of over RM270 million.
"We are excited about the REIT because the proposed injection is a strategic exercise which enables us to leverage on three prime assets to recapitalise," Othman said in an interview with Business Times.
He said the average yield expected from the three properties after a revision to the rental agreements is 7-8 per cent.
Othman said the ability to realise the latent value of PKNS properties will mean a capital gain of RM80 million, RM162 million in cash and a subsequent 30 per cent stake in Amanah Raya's Real Estate Investment Trust (ARREIT).
"Assuming that dividend yield holds constant at 8.5 per cent, we should be looking at RM16 million in additional revenue per year, which bodes well for our liquidity," he said.
PKNS hopes to complete the exercise by the fourth quarter of this year.
Othman said in the medium to long term, PKNS will work with its partners to build and strengthen the asset base of its REIT investments, and when viable, inject more high-profile projects in the Klang Valley to increase the profile and attract foreign investors and fund managers to the investment potential.
He added that with new projects in place, PKNS foresees ARREIT to grow above RM1.5 billion in the next three to four years.
"We are launching the REIT as part of our strategy to transform PKNS group-wide, and a key aspect of that strategy calls for a rationalisation of our assets.
"REITs allow us a ready and stable way to unlock the latent value in these properties and provide significant additional capital which will allow us to be more competitive.
"This is addition to the alternative revenue stream we hope to create in the form of dividends, and the diversifying of our portfolio into properties outside of the state," Othman said.
He is optimistic with the future prospects and development of the REIT industry.
"Malaysia's REITs market is poised with more potential given that it is still relatively limited in terms of diversity, and there remains a lot more areas in which we can explore.
"For example, Hong Kong has long included government premises and even urban car parks in its REITs, given its very real returns ability. Some 40 per cent of Japan's REITs are retail based, and its 25 per cent in Singapore. These are all areas we can look at," he said.
 CHEERS. This post has been edited by monkeyking: Sep 2 2010, 02:55 AM
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kuekwee
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Sep 2 2010, 09:06 AM
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ARReits suspension, they wanna buy something? It's say announcement for some acquisition.
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kbandito
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Sep 2 2010, 10:17 AM
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QUOTE(kuekwee @ Sep 2 2010, 09:06 AM) ARReits suspension, they wanna buy something? It's say announcement for some acquisition. PKNS is buying ARREIT
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JinXXX
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Sep 2 2010, 10:26 AM
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QUOTE(kbandito @ Sep 2 2010, 10:17 AM) for real ?? OMG
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kuekwee
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Sep 2 2010, 11:03 AM
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AMANAHRAYA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST ("ARREIT") - Request for Suspension of Trading The Board of Directors of AmanahRaya-REIT Managers Sdn Bhd, the management company of ARREIT (Manager) had requested for a suspension in the trading of ARREITs units with effect from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. on 2 September 2010 pursuant to Paragraph 16.03 of the Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhads Main Market Listing Requirements pending an announcement of a material corporate exercise involving the acquisitions of properties. The request for suspension in the trading of the units in ARREIT was made under Paragraph 3.1(b)(ii) of Practice Note 2 of the Bursa Malaysia Securities
This post has been edited by kuekwee: Sep 2 2010, 11:04 AM
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panasonic88
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Sep 2 2010, 12:34 PM
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Quoted from another forum.
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Very useful for a quick glance & understanding on the REITS available in KLSE.
Unlike unit trust, REIT is a close-ended fund. In other words, after its IPO, the only way to buy it is through share market. You can buy it very much like you buy shares through a remisier or via online tools.
Let me walk through briefly each REIT counter with you now.
Axis Reit (AXREIT) Rm2.00 - The properties it owns are majority highrise office tower blocks such as Menara Axis, Axis Plaza, Crystal Plaza, Wisma Kemajuan, Axis Shah Alam, Nestle House, Axis Vista. Recently it also acquired some factory warehouses like Nestle Warehouse, Niro Warehouse and Delfi Warehouse. - The occupancy rate of its properties is high at >90%. - Its has the best track record amongst all REIT. - Gross Dividend yield = 8.0%
Al-Aqar KPJ Reit(ALAQAR) Rm1.09 - It is a an unique REIT in that the properties it own consists of hospital buildings only. In fact this is a REIT vehicle created by KPJ Healthcare to inject all its hospital buildings and thereafter lease them back to the former.Its properties are Tawakal Hospital, KPJ Ampang Puteri Specialist, KPJ Damansara Specialist, KPJ Kajang Specialist, KPJ Ipoh Specialist, KPJ Johor Specialist, Seremban Specialist Hospital etc. - The occupancy rate of its properties is 100%. - Gross Dividend yield = 7.1%
Al-Hadharah Boustead Reit (BSDREIT) Rm 1.32 - It is another unique REIT in that the proporties it own consists of oil palm estates only. It is a REIT vehicle created by Boustead group to inject all its all palm estates and thereafter lease them back to Boustead. - It has another feature whereby Boustead allow a 50:50 profit sharing with it for selling price of CPO above Rm1500. - Gross Dividend yield = 7.0%
Atrium REIT (Atrium) Rm0.955 - This is the worst of all due to properties it owns consists of factory warehouses only. Currently it own 4 warehouses by the name of Atrium Shah Alam 1 , Atrium Shah Alam 2, Atrium Puchong and Atrium Rawang. - Currently the occupancy rate of its properties is 100% - Gross Dividend yield = 7.3%
UOA REIT (UOAREIT) Rm1.43 - This is another well managed REIT. It is managed by Sigaporean company UOA Group. All its properties are highrise office blocks such as UOA Centre, UOA 2, UOA Daman and Wisma UOA. - the occupancy rate of its properties is 84%. - Gross Dividend yield = 8.0%
Starhill REIT (STAREIT) Rm0.87 - This is the REIT owned and managed by YTL Group. It is also well managed with properties in shopping complexes and hotels such as Lot 10, KL Plaza and JW Marriott Hotel and The Residence Service Apartment. - the occupancy rate of its properties is 91% - Gross Dividend yield = 7.9%
Quill REIT (QCAPITA) Rm1.03 - It is owned and managed by reputable Singaporean company CapitaLand. Another well managed company with low-rise office buildings in PJ, Cyberjaya, Shah Alam and KL under the name of Quill. It also Plaza Mont Kiara and Wisma Technip. - The occupancy rate of its properties is 100% - Gross Dividend yield = 7.5%
AmanahRaya REIT (ARREIT) Rm0.845 - It is owned and managed by AmanahRaya Group, the oldest and biggest trust company in Malaysia. Another well managed REIT with very diversified properties, ranging from highrise office blocks to college to factories such as Wisma Amanahraya, Segi College, Silver Bird Factory, Wisma UEP, Holiday Villa Langkawi and Holiday Villa Alor Setar. - The occupancy rate of its properties is 100%. - Gross dividend yield = 8.5% -Currently its share price is very attractive.
Hektar REIT (HEKTAR) Rm1.25 - It is managed by the subsidiary of F&N Singapore. Another well managed company with properties in shopping complexes and hotel such as Subang Parade Subang Jaya, Mahkota Parade Melaka and Classic Hotel Muar. - the occupancy rate of its properties is 95% - Gross Dividend yield = 8.2%
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aminius
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Sep 2 2010, 12:53 PM
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Sep 2 2010, 10:26 AM) they already signed the agreements this morning @ KL Hilton~~ Added on September 2, 2010, 12:56 pmQUOTE(kbandito @ Sep 2 2010, 10:17 AM) They are injecting the 3 properties into ARREIT where they are taking cash and shares of ARREIT.. This post has been edited by aminius: Sep 2 2010, 12:56 PM
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phangan
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Sep 2 2010, 01:25 PM
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hi to all sifus, i've never really read much on REIT. how do you identify a good REIT? based on the type of property they hold? the returns of the property? the values of the property? what do you think is a good REIT in the market right now? thanks in advance
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aminius
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Sep 2 2010, 01:54 PM
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QUOTE(phangan @ Sep 2 2010, 01:25 PM) hi to all sifus, i've never really read much on REIT. how do you identify a good REIT? based on the type of property they hold? the returns of the property? the values of the property? what do you think is a good REIT in the market right now? thanks in advance  for me, as per panasonic88, ARREIT is the highest dividend paying REITs, is about 8.5%. they are most diversified REITs in the market and the tenant concentration can be consider as low. but its depends on your investment appetite~~ just read the annual report, if you find it lucrative, then why not try to buy small shares first.
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phangan
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Sep 2 2010, 02:15 PM
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QUOTE(aminius @ Sep 2 2010, 01:54 PM) for me, as per panasonic88, ARREIT is the highest dividend paying REITs, is about 8.5%. they are most diversified REITs in the market and the tenant concentration can be consider as low. but its depends on your investment appetite~~ just read the annual report, if you find it lucrative, then why not try to buy small shares first. thanks for the reply, aminius... i read from the previous posts and it seems that many try to find REITs that are not too concentrated on one area (eg. hospital)... so i guess as you said diversified REITs are generally good. but what about tenant concentration? how does it affect the REIT? yeah i've been reading up about REITs lately and seems like it's a good avenue of investment, been thinking of grabbing some as part of my portfolio
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TScherroy
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Sep 2 2010, 02:36 PM
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QUOTE(phangan @ Sep 2 2010, 02:15 PM) thanks for the reply, aminius... i read from the previous posts and it seems that many try to find REITs that are not too concentrated on one area (eg. hospital)... so i guess as you said diversified REITs are generally good. but what about tenant concentration? how does it affect the REIT? yeah i've been reading up about REITs lately and seems like it's a good avenue of investment, been thinking of grabbing some as part of my portfolio Tenant too concentrate also no good, as if the tenant doesn't want to rent time, the reit may suffer huge loss of revenue. As some anchor and major concentrated tenants that rent your bulk of properties, sometimes not easy to find overnight or in short period of time, or may not easy to fill up the gap left behind.
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cwhong
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Sep 2 2010, 02:46 PM
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QUOTE(jeffwpl @ Aug 29 2010, 01:26 PM) Thx for opinion, btw airasia is kind of creative artistic biz pattern by tony.  airline topic shud not be here anywhere... jus my view between hospitality & airline  Added on August 29, 2010, 1:31 pmthx for sharing. btw, the MB research paper mentioned Selayang mall & dana 13 office...r they attached? sorry i m not klang valleyian so hv no idea those building. by glance, how's the crowd over Selayang mall...it is good & so dana 13 office, who is the main occupants again thx in advance for kind information. selayang mall occupanycy wise is good but a bit lower end mall, usually for nearby resident go for shopping. outskirt area and the Parkson is the anchor tenant. dana 13 hmmm frankly dunno where it's situated even thought i use to go d'sara quite often. but really like it cause GLC.
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panasonic88
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Sep 2 2010, 02:56 PM
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QUOTE(cwhong @ Sep 2 2010, 02:46 PM) selayang mall occupanycy wise is good but a bit lower end mall, usually for nearby resident go for shopping. outskirt area and the Parkson is the anchor tenant. dana 13 hmmm frankly dunno where it's situated even thought i use to go d'sara quite often. but really like it cause GLC.  Agree on the Selayang Mall point. Is mainly target for residents nearby. Before this, they have Summit (Selayang), now Summit is like a dead mall, even Mcdonalds in Summit also closed & moved out I noticed the Popeye Fried Chicken Franchinese is opened at Selayang Mall lately, which is a good sign
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