Singapore REITS

More REITs, developers expected to put projects on hold

Shares of CapitaCommercial Trust (CCT) rallied to a two-month high on Wednesday following an announcement that it would refinance as much as S$580 million of mortgage-backed securities. The counter was up 7 per cent to S$1.00. Analysts are also cheering the company's decision to scrap a billion-dollar redevelopment plan in Singapore's business district as more developers are expected to hold back...

Market Street car park to stay

CAPITACOMMERCIAL Trust (CCT) has scrapped plans to redevelop the Market Street car park into a grade A office building, which could have cost up to $1.5 billion. "The manager, after taking into consideration the uncertain market outlook, tight credit conditions, high redevelopment cost and significant size of the project, has decided to abort the project immediately," the Singapore-listed real estate...

CCT aborts Market Street Car Park redevelopment plans

CapitaCommercial Trust (CCT) has decided not to redevelop the Market Street Car Park into a commercial building. The redevelopment is estimated to cost up to S$1.5 billion. CCT said the decision was based on the uncertain market outlook and conditions like tight credit and high redevelopment costs. CapitaCommerical Trust Management CEO, Lynette Leong, said: "In line with our prudent approach to capital...

Macquarie Prime REIT renamed as Starhill Global REIT

Singapore-listed Macquarie Prime Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) has been renamed the Starhill Global REIT. This came after Starhill Global REIT Investments bought a 26 per cent stake in the REIT, as well as a 50 per cent stake in Macquarie Prime REIT's manager, Macquarie Pacific Star Prime REIT Management. Starhill Global is an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of Malaysia-based conglomerate YTL...

Parkway Life REIT to distribute 1.71 Singapore cents per unit in Q3

Parkway Life Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT) said it will distribute 1.71 Singapore cents per unit for its third quarter. The total distribution of about S$10.3 million is some 10 per cent higher than forecast. The announcement came as the trust posted strong third quarter results for the year. Its total net property income came to some S$12.5 million, more than 15 per cent higher than...

Suntec REIT’s Q4 distribution income up 44.5% on-year

Suntec REIT's distribution per unit (DPU) for the fourth quarter rose 34.6 per cent year-on-year to 2.854 cents between July and September. Its distribution income of S$43.9 million for the same period was 44.5 per cent higher on-year. The gains were led by higher rentals from its Suntec City and Park Mall properties. Net property income was S$45.6 million, up 24.7 per cent from S$36.6 million, while...

CDL Hospitality Trusts’ DPU up 41.8% for first nine months

CDL Hospitality Trusts posted a 41.8 per cent increase in income available for distribution to 8.82 Singapore cents per unit for the first nine months of 2008, compared to the same period in 2007. At the same time, revenue grew 38 per cent to S$86.5 million. Its net property income of S$27.3 million for the third quarter was up 20.7 per cent from S$22.6 million a year ago, while gross revenue grew 21.3...

New owner for two local malls?

YTL CORP, Malaysia's biggest builder, will spend $285 million for control of Macquarie Prime Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit), owner of stakes in two Singapore malls - Wisma Atria and Ngee Ann City. YTL, which is based in Kuala Lumpur, will buy 26 per cent of Macquarie Prime at 82 cents each from Macquarie Bank, it said yesterday in a statement. The company will also acquire 50 per cent of Prime Reit...

YTL Corp to buy stakes in MP REIT, Prime REIT Management

Malaysia's infrastructure developer YTL Corp is buying a 26 per cent stake in Singapore's Macquarie Prime REIT (MP REIT). It will also buy a 50 per cent stake in Prime REIT Management Holdings from Macquarie Bank. Prime REIT Management is the manager of Macquarie Prime REIT. The deals are worth a total of S$285 million. Under the agreement, YTL will buy over 247 million units of MP REIT at 82 cents...

Frasers Centrepoint’s full-year DPU up 11.3% for 2008 at 7.29 cents

Frasers Centrepoint Trust's full-year distribution per unit (DPU) rose 11.3 per cent on year for 2008, from 6.55 cents to 7.29 cents. Quarter-on-quarter, its DPU climbed 22.8 per cent to 2.05 cents. The mainboard-listed retail REIT's gross revenue for the year was up 9.2 per cent compared to last year, at S$84.7 million. Frasers said its gross revenue and net property income growth was driven by strong...

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