cherroy,

thank you for the reply.
so, in another words, rental is guarantee for 15 years ?

would that help to increase the current 7+% yield ??

thank you

Yes, unless tenant "close shop".
The rental will be revised every 5 years, up 10% if not mistaken.

Without any further new injection of properties and nothing unforseen circumstances, the yield will be roughly the same, throughout, roughly 6.7~6.9 cents.
I don't quite remember exactly, but roughly the figure.

Reit yield only can go up
1. Rental revision to upwards.
2. More better yield properties being injected.
3. More leverage. (which Stareit is one of lowest gearing among all the reit listed here).
4. Leverage cost become cheaper due to cheaper refinance cost/interest rate.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Oct 20 2011, 04:32 PM

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Added on October 20, 2011, 10:13 pmooo... seems like STAR is a good buy then

This post has been edited by yong417: Oct 20 2011, 10:13 PM

Why SUNREIT volume is always the highest almost everyday?

so far this reit is the high rate for FF play... so... is the highest lol!

I plan to in Qcapital and ... Stareit after read from sin chew source...

Simply because it is the largest reit in Malaysia. Having a constant high volume is a good thing as it allows you to buy and sell easily. If volume is small, like AHP, it may be a little more difficult to sell your shares.

Increase 10% every 5 years cannot even beat inflation. Not good enough, I think.

Which reits can provide around 8% income CONSTANTLY every year ya? Arreit seem not bad but no room to go further?

TWRREIT if they can maintain it, but there is little stocks in the market.

I just manage to bait some of it at 1.22 and 1.23..that's it. Office play, HLA is the biggest shareholder with balance float of 22 % remaining, after taking into the account of the 100 largest shareholders.

So you recommended TWRREIT? 1.23 is a good entry?

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...97&sec=business

pavilion reit coming

Is the Pavillion REIT IPO price 80sen or 88sen if we subscribe ?

88sen bro

is pavillion reit advisable for investment since it's a single retail reit (as far as i read so far)? been reading that biz in pavillion is not as great as retail store turnover is fairly high.

also already have some exposure to retail related reit such as cmmt and sunreit. so not sure whether another retail reit will do any good to portfolio.

For now, I'm skeptical about the Pav REITs, considering there are plenty other nice ones going around. But I will wait and check out the prospectus before anything else.

They are talking about a 7% yield, which is decent and certainly better than sunreit.

hi all sifus,

new to this REIT, in fact, new to all investment related stuff...

looking forward to learn from u all..
even though i might be short of cash to start investment rightaway at this moment, still its better for me to start learning now...

Firstly, plan your portfolio bro

Prepare 20-30k to hamtam Pavillion Reit then..

Wah, trying to keep others away from your nice goreng stocks are bro?

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Added on October 24, 2011, 8:43 amAt that price, I do not think it provides 8% for your entry anymore, but it is still a solid one to own. I missed out on it few weeks back when it went into 1.19

This post has been edited by fuzzy: Oct 24 2011, 08:43 AM

Quoted from another forum.

PavReit DPU is 6.41% for the forecast period 2011 and 6.51% for forecast year 2012.

Looks like Mall's Reit yield is lower. eg. CMMT 5.9%, SUNREIT 5.68%

However both CMMT & SUNREIT share price appreciation is more than 10% since their listing date.

This post has been edited by panasonic88: Oct 24 2011, 10:05 AM


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