Mark Wist
reitsAnother positive return for A-REITs in 2013 after strong 2012: Mark Wist
An average sector earnings yield of 7.2% and an average payout ratio of approximately 81% underline the strong income proposition offered by A-REITs.
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reitsWoolworths to create new A-REIT
Woolworths has announced its intention to sell down 69 shopping centres into a new fund that it intends to list on the ASX as a new A-REIT.
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reitsA-REITs have sold $12 billion worth of assets since the beginning of 2011
For the past year, share buy backs have been a common capital management strategy among A-REITs, and to fund them, most A-REITs have undertaken asset sales.
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reitsWhat A-REIT payout ratios can mean for capital expenditure
Paying out more than income earned by a REIT is an unsustainable proposition.
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reitsOffice A-REITs outperformed all other sectors in 2011
The prognosis for A-REITs in 2012 is positive, with retail, industrial and office A-REITs expected to provide positive returns.
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reitsIncome in A-REITs is the essential attribute of property investment
By focusing on contracted rental income, the business risks and associated volatility of return of A-REITs can be reduced.
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reitsSolid prospects for A-REITs in 2012
Reduced interest rates, prevailing discounts to net tangible assets and repaired balance sheets provide solid prospects for A-REITs in 2012.
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reitsA-REITs with higher potential returns come with higher risk
Income attributes from A-REITs can vary depending on the source and nature of the income.
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reitsWhy the discount to net tangible asset in A-REITs should disappear
As the REIT sector recovers after the GFC and its aftermath, the gap between NTA and security prices may well now start to close.
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reitsA-REITs recovering from foreign investment gambles
Elevated gearing in A-REITs and the exuberant entry into foreign markets by A-REITs caused significant damage to many A-REIT balance sheets.
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