Negative investor sentiment towards the commercial real estate sector appears to be behind the discounts to NAV among REITs and listed property companies remaining excessively wide, including abrdn Property Income Trust (API). This is despite a large valuation correction at the end of 2022 and transactional evidence of value stabilisation. API’s manager says that a re-rating of the sector and API’s shares should be triggered by market indications that interest rates have peaked, so promising inf...
Negative investor sentiment towards the commercial real estate sector has seen discount rates among REITs and listed property companies remain excessively wide, including abrdn Property Income Trust (API). This is despite a large valuation correction at the end of 2022 and transactional evidence of value stabilisation. A re-rating of the sector and API’s shares should be triggered by market indications that interest rates have peaked, so promising inflation data for June was encouraging. For AP...
Performance - 2022 ended with another difficult month for property companies as the sector continues to get to grips with the impact of higher interest rates. There were several funds that performed well during December, however, with secondary shopping centre landlord Capital & Regional top of the pile. For a second month on the trot Home REIT saw its share price tank after it came under attack from a short seller in November. Valuation moves - It was a mixed bag for valuations, with six-month...
Performance - 2022 ended with another difficult month for property companies as the sector continues to get to grips with the impact of higher interest rates. There were several funds that performed well during December, however, with secondary shopping centre landlord Capital & Regional top of the pile. For a second month on the trot Home REIT saw its share price tank after it came under attack from a short seller in November. Valuation moves - It was a mixed bag for valuations, with six-month...
The discount rating amongst the real estate sector has widened dramatically since the end of September after the disastrous ‘mini’-budget spooked gilt markets and sent bond yields above property yields. Things have since calmed down to some degree and even though the repricing of real estate has further to play out, the near 50% discount that abrdn Property Income Trust’s (API – formerly Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust) shares trade on seems excessive. Higher debt refinancing co...
The discount rating amongst the UK real estate sector has widened dramatically since the end of September after the ‘mini’-budget caused bond yields to rise above property yields. Gilts have reduced since October and even though the repricing of real estate is likely to have further to play out, abrdn Property Income Trust’s (API – formerly Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust) finds itself on a near 50% discount. Higher debt refinancing costs secured at the height of the volatility ...
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