but quill city mall boleh meh?

macam sangat kosong a bit one?

Sungai Wang not kecik meow loh..

Many company shifting away from KLCC to bangsar south oo

u got igb mq and uoa reit..
so which one is the largest of all?

I almost everyday go midvalley.. no wonder u profit banyak

Why everyday go midvalley? 

The you should buy the REIT as you are its best customer.. 

Sg. Wang problem is CMMT doesn't own the mall 100%.

May be can change mall to office space, or redevelop into luxury hotel, you can't go wrong too much with having a prime location property. 

If situated at wrong location, that "growing grass" one, then it is a big worry. 

Now is green

Provided u can tolerate with low DY of 4.80% plus potential capital appreciation

Is there any chance that its price may dip?

Sorry i'm not a reit expert.

Emm KLCC should be yielding higher..

Got only 1 mall which is resilient... and doing ok..

Twin twin tower & Tower 3, Petronas as biggest client also ok ... but its still a office tower so should yield higher..

Menara Maxis, Exxon mobile.. ok lah.. stadard office space

Mandarin Hotel is a bit meh .. occupancy is not consistent..

Kompleks Dayabumi.. this.. is one old building, dont like it at all \

With so much office properties and hotel, .. it does not justify 4.9% yield..   

Triple lease is both a boon and bane.. it means the price is more or less fixed .. means cannot raise big big rental 

But then also, cannot lower rental, so a safety net..

So it cancels out each other.. 

Fixed rental escalations (ranging from 9-14% every
3 years) built into the tenancies provide steady revenue growth
for the stapled security.

Sudah... now 9-14% over 3 years..

Compare to MV 8%-11% in 1 year.. 

No lar.. just doing comparison.. 

Chotto matte kudasai~~~

Suria KLCC, Mandarin Oriental and Marinis at 57 takde bar or restaurants selling liquor meh     

that why Pavreits is working fine becoz KLCC cannot sell alcohol.

all the Orang Putih Kaki botol hang there...location there is good for Pubs.

How come KLCC div yield (5%) not up to the level of other reits (above 6%)?

Didn't have 10% Tax deductible.