Added on October 20, 2011, 10:13 pm
QUOTE(cherroy @ Oct 20 2011, 04:32 PM)
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.
ooo... seems like STAR is a good buy then 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 yong417: Oct 20 2011, 10:13 PM
Oct 20 2011, 10:12 PM

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