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Matthew Read ...
  • Richard Williams

abrdn European Logistics Income – Riding out the storm

abrdn European Logistics Income’s (ASLI’s) manager is focused on riding out the storm of market valuation declines, with an emphasis on managing its portfolio and securing income. It has recently completed a number of letting renewals across its portfolio (see page 9) and uncapped, annual inflation-linked rental uplifts on two-thirds of its leases offer further potential for rental uplifts. ASLI’s manager says that evidence that valuations in the European logistics real estate sector are stabilising is growing, not least through a sale from ASLI’s portfolio at a small premium to book value, which could serve to support its NAV.

The sale of the mid-box property in Leon, northern Spain, formed part of the group’s strategic pivot to urban logistics properties, where the manager believes that the supply-demand dynamic is favourable and rental growth prospects are strong. The transaction improves the company’s cash position (thereby lowering its LTV) and reduces the company’s all-in interest rate to 1.97% – one of the lowest in the real estate sector (with its first refinancing event not until mid-2025).
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Aberdeen Standard European Logistics Income

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Matthew Read

Richard Williams

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