Which 1 u have smell symptom?

MV, Gardens, Pavilion and KLCC should be quite safe

Its the sub urban/2nd tier malls esp Selangor that is quite risky

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Sep 21 2015, 09:52 AM

Example of dying mall now.. not dead yet.. but suffering from cardiac arrest.. BB plaza..

Showing early symptoms of disease.. paradigm mall... on the upcoming WCT Reit

This post has been edited by gark: Sep 21 2015, 10:36 AM

Sunway Putra Mall also have early symptoms of disease

Putra mall is already dead long long time.. then brought back to life temporary.. like zombie..

Only lunch hour good a bit...office workers hang out during lunch

Shopper volume...

+1

KLCC diskaun today

Tumble 3% in line with market sentiment

Prime KLCC area office properties + Suria KLCC at net yield comparable to PavilionREIT...next divvy just 1.5 months away...top up!

The yield... not exciting enough..

At this environment, 5% net yield is considered decent lor

U want 6-7% net, gotta go for office REITs like MQREIT and UOAREIT

Historically the rental reversion for KLCC-SS is quite strong, can expect 3-5% p.a. divvy growth

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Sep 22 2015, 05:33 PM

What's IGBREIT yield you think? wanna jump on board REIT

Past 12 months net is 7.2 sen

Do your own calculation

For UOAREIT unit holders I am looking into UOA REIT, aware that UOAREIT public shareholding spread issue is yet to be resolved and pending Bursa approval for the lower spread. Any idea why does it take so long for Bursa to revert? if I buy into the UOA REIT in future, technically the key risk I face is delisting only right ( in the extreme case)?

Across the border.. yields are much nicer.

For KLCC, i sked the hotel & office all tak laku... caus mostly oil services rental the office other than petronas

when property stocks having higher yield then reits.....above 6% net yield....that's 20% discount to reits.....property companies delaying their projects launching.....meaning, landbanks are still intact, just to delay projects.....ok, if malaysia future going to die, property companies will die too.....but so do reits, if economy dies.....

hmm......

Mind to share which property counters give > 6% DY?

Err.... in theory yes, non-comply any listing rules, potential delisting.

But public shareholding is not something difficult to sort out actually, somemore the spread just a few % lacking.
So if KLSE does give ultimate to comply, it should be easily sorted out by the company.

Welcome back to Malaysia's stock.