Shares & Derivatives
10 Key Things About Lendlease REIT
By Learn To Invest  •  November 12, 2022
Lendlease REIT, as of now, still does not have a very comprehensive portfolio. I will wait for LREIT to have a much bigger portfolio. Lendlease Global Commercial REIT (“LREIT”) is a Singapore real estate investment trust established with the principal investment strategy of investing, directly or indirectly, in a diversified portfolio of stabilised income-producing real estate assets located globally, which are used primarily for retail and/or office purposes. Its portfolio comprises leasehold interest in 2 properties in Singapore namely Jem (office and retail property) and 313@somerset (retail property) as well as freehold interest in three grade-A office buildings, Sky Complex, in Milan. Other investment includes development of a multifunctional event space on a site adjacent to 313@somerset. 1. Overview of Business Key highlights of the Lendlease REIT portfolio:
  • 5 Retail and Office Buildings
  • 2 Gateway Cities
  • Appraised Value: $3.6 billion
  • 2.2 million square feet (NLA)
  • 99.8% Committed Occupancy
  • 8.7 years Weighted Average Years Expiry
2. Gross Revenue & Net Property Income...
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Not an investment genius, but someone who is learning and sharing my findings on personal finance and investing. I have amassed my knowledge through internships, amazing mentors and books. I developed this blog to document my investment path and demonstrate to the general public that anyone can learn to manage and increase their own money with the right framework of investing and thinking. In that spirit, I intend to share my thoughts and opinions as open as possible in this blog. Because of familiarity and my knowledge with the SG companies, I began my investing in SG markets in 2019. I eventually expanded to invest in the Hong Kong and the United States markets.
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