at the moment pavreit only has 2 properties - pav mall (97% property income) and pav tower (3%). Being new (listed Dec 2011), earnings and therefore divvy are limited (5.5%).
Sunreit is more established, with many, many more properties. but look at some figures here:
PAVREIT - NAV/share 1.13, EPU 0.21, MER 0.68, Property yield 6.11%, Prop value growth 10.8%
SUNREIT - NAV/share 1.20, EPU 0.10, MER 0.82, Property yield 5.96%, Prop value growth 3.36%
In conclusion - BOTH are good REITS, PAV has more potential for growth, and SUNREIT more established.
'Fair valuation Gain' is registered as a form of earnings for a REIT. If you look at KLCC the valuation gain is also about 10% (and included as earnings). As to whether Pavreit has potential or not, this obviously depends on one's individual opinions.
Based on Busy Weekly newspaper, it recommend us to invest in REIT counters which rental income come from shopping mall, such as KLCC Reit, PAVREIT, IGBREIT.
financial results are as expected. nothing interesting, and no catalysts for the near future. rising bond yields and tapering could pressure the price. either stay out or keep for long term.
Hi All, newbie here, my share all matched on 15Jan, and they declared dividend/income on 16Jan, so I am entitle for the income distribution ? thank you
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Another half of NLA renewal this month. Expecting double digits increase, with 200+ potential tenants still on waiting list.