Sry guys... I meant to compare between MCT, CCT & FCoT... all the 3 commercial trusts. Stats appended as below.It seems to me that FCoT seems to be the best catch considering the low PB and high yield? Only bad thing is its low cap and low volume but if I hold small qty this should not bother me too much right?
MCT/ CCT/ FCoT
Yield 5.76/ 5.65/ 7.77
PB 1.09/ 0.88/ 0.82
RoA 5.86/ 3.91/ 3.47
RoE 9.62/ 5.51/ 5.85
Mct is VivoCity reit.... VivoCity is Wun Wun Jiak beehoon
Mct is VivoCity reit.... VivoCity is Wun Wun Jiak beehoon
also to add, do you know the difference between grade A and grade B offices?
FCOT is more towards grade B offices, that's why the yield is much higher
example China Square, its nearer to china town and is a lower quality office asset
grade A assets are those u see under CCT, all inside CBD area
maybe you can read up more and grade A vs grade B office assets
cheers
Thanks for highlighting this. I was thinking if office in prime area is doing as badly as residential? Just take a look at how bad those condo in CCR fare against those OCR.
Thanks for highlighting this. I was thinking if office in prime area is doing as badly as residential? Just take a look at how bad those condo in CCR fare against those OCR.
I like beehoon. Below 1.40 sure jiak.
Aiseh. I like the sound of it
also to add, do you know the difference between grade A and grade B offices?
FCOT is more towards grade B offices, that's why the yield is much higher
example China Square, its nearer to china town and is a lower quality office asset
grade A assets are those u see under CCT, all inside CBD area
maybe you can read up more and grade A vs grade B office assets
cheers
the catering segment is different for FCOT. Grade A may look better but also more expensive, and something people will upgrade to.The managers do feel grade B is more stable in terms of pricing.
while they are smaller, management have done well to keep dpu growing since they took over. however, do note that next year HP may moved out of alexandra technopark, so there may be a large overhang there. their price might come down a fair bit.
since the expiry is in sep and nov, and they would need to inform the landlord 6 months in advance you could probably carry out an inquiry to the company whether there are any news in mar next year.
its probably not for the faint hearted but good management means it might be an opportunity.
ML, got consider adding Keppel dc reits??
I don't think ML is interested.
NAV of Keppel DC is $0.889
Based on today's closing price of $1.24, that's a huge 39% premium to NAV!
ML, got consider adding Keppel dc reits??
Yeah, why should I pay the premium to this when there are much better reits which was trading close/equal to NAV.
Yeah, why should I pay the premium to this when there are much better reits which was trading close/equal to NAV.