Research from SooChow CSSD Capital Markets (Asia), SCCM Asia Research

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<h2>Singapore</h2><h3><a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/cdl-hospitality-trusts" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:936" rel="noopener">CDL Hospitality Trusts (CDREIT SP)</a> enters UK's build-to-rent sector with S$136m investment; 5.1% stabilized pro-forma NPI yield</h3><ul><li>CDREIT has entered into a land-purchase agreement and a development-funding agreement to invest in a build-to-rent (BTR) residential property in Manchester, United Kingdom, for a purchase consideration of GBP73.3m (S$136m). This is in line with CDREIT's strategy to strengthen its rental income base and boost its portfolio diversification. This transaction is a forward-funding arrangement, which enables CDREIT to invest in a residential BTR property at a fixed-cost, with cash flows managed over the duration of development. The pro forma stabilised NPI yield is estimated to be 5.1%, which translates to a 2.2% accretion on the FY20 DPU on a pro forma basis. CDREIT has also acquired land and buildings on the south east side of Longacre Street in Ancoats in Manchester, from BTR developer and operator Packaged Living for a consideration of GBP9.5m</li><li>In connection with the land acquisition and under a development-funding agreement, Packaged Living will redevelop the land into a residential BTR building to be known as The Castings. This will cost GBP63.8m, of which GBP58.2m will be paid out periodically over the development period; the remaining GBP5.6m will be paid shortly after project completion, expected in May24. An independent valuer has valued The Castings on a forward-funding basis at GBP76.1m, which is higher than the purchase consideration of GBP73.3m. Including the estimated furnishing and fit-out expenses of GBP3.1m, the total project cost is estimated to be GBP76.4m. The total transaction cost, including all other transaction expenses and professional fees, is GBP78.9m.</li></ul>

SingaporeCDL Hospitality Trusts (CDREIT SP) enters UK's build-to-rent sector with S$136m investment; 5.1% stabilized pro-forma NPI yieldCDREIT has entered into a land-purchase agreement and a development-funding agreement to invest in a build-to-rent (BTR) residential property in Manchester, United Kingdom, for a purchase consideration of GBP73.3m (S$136m). This is in line with CDREIT's strategy to strengthen its rental income base and boost its portfolio diversification. This transaction is a forward-funding arrangement, which enables CDREIT to invest in a residential BTR property at a fixed-cost, with cash flows managed over the duration of development. The pro forma stabilised NPI yield is estimated to be 5.1%, which translates to a 2.2% accretion on the FY20 DPU on a pro forma basis. CDREIT has also acquired land and buildings on the south east side of Longacre Street in Ancoats in Manchester, from BTR developer and operator Packaged Living for a consideration of GBP9.5mIn connection with the land acquisition and under a development-funding agreement, Packaged Living will redevelop the land into a residential BTR building to be known as The Castings. This will cost GBP63.8m, of which GBP58.2m will be paid out periodically over the development period; the remaining GBP5.6m will be paid shortly after project completion, expected in May24. An independent valuer has valued The Castings on a forward-funding basis at GBP76.1m, which is higher than the purchase consideration of GBP73.3m. Including the estimated furnishing and fit-out expenses of GBP3.1m, the total project cost is estimated to be GBP76.4m. The total transaction cost, including all other transaction expenses and professional fees, is GBP78.9m.

Deciphering real estate markets globally., Rems Advisors

TAN Kok Keong

Deciphering real estate markets globally.

Rems Advisors

<p>We visited Forest City in Iskandar Malaysia over the weekend following reports of the Chinese government's order for <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/5225" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:5225:1">Country Garden Holdings Co (2007 HK)</a> to close all its showrooms in China.  The following are some observations from us, post-visit. </p><h2>Key observations from the visit</h2><p>The following are our key observations and feedback from agents/visitors we spoke to: </p><ul><li>
<strong>The number of visitors shrank: </strong>The sale agent we met told us that the news of closing down of all showrooms in China really hurt their…</li></ul>

We visited Forest City in Iskandar Malaysia over the weekend following reports of the Chinese government's order for Country Garden Holdings Co (2007 HK) to close all its showrooms in China.  The following are some observations from us, post-visit. Key observations from the visitThe following are our key observations and feedback from agents/visitors we spoke to: 
The number of visitors shrank: The sale agent we met told us that the news of closing down of all showrooms in China really hurt their…

Seeing the Forest for the Trees in Malaysia - Country Garden

Malaysia

Global Oriental Berhad is an investment holding company whose core competency is in the property development industry. The Company's township developments comprise of mixed residential and commercial properties and are mainly located in Klang Valley and Penang.

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Seeing the Forest for the Trees in Malaysia - Country Garden

We visited Forest City in Iskandar Malaysia over the weekend following reports of the Chinese government's order for Country Garden Holdings Co...

TAN Kok Keong

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