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Definition : REITS Real Estate Investment Trusts in Asia
Real Estate Investment Trusts in Asia Author : Scott Carnachan Email: scott.carnachan@deacons.com.hk Tel: +852 2825 9797 (GMT +08:00 hours) Based in: Hong Kong Start : WHAT IS A REIT? A REIT is an investment vehicle that invests in real property, such as office buildings, business parks, shopping malls, hotels and serviced apartments. It normally distributes all or almost all of its net income to investors on an annual or semi-annual basis. Interests in REITs are usually listed and traded on a stock exchange. Investors do not normally have the right to require the REIT to redeem investors interests (in contrast to open-ended mutual funds and unit trusts). REITs can be structured either as a company (as in the US) or as a unit trust (as in Australia). They can either be self-managed (as in the US) or can appoint a third party management company to manage their investments. Most jurisdictions in Asia that have permitted REITs require an external manager. It is also common to appoint a property manager (often a related party of the original property owner) to provide property management services for the properties the REIT owns. ( continued CLICK ON LINK ABOVE )
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Thursday, October 14, 2004
Ascendes REIT : buys 5 Logistics Co. for $138m.
Channelnewsasia.com Ascendes REIT : buys 5 Logistics Co. for $138m. The new properties are expected to generate an average yield of 9 percent. A-Reit, Singapore's second-biggest property trust by market value, says it plans to fund the purchases with borrowings and an issue of new units. The latest additions will bring A-Reit's portfolio to 32 properties by end of this year, with a total book value of about S$1.7b. - CNA
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HVS International - Global Hospitality Consulting
HVS International - Global Hospitality Consulting THE Consultants
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Thursday, September 16, 2004
Barry Diller : IAC/InterActiveCorp
IAC/InterActiveCorp IAC/InterActiveCorp Barry Diller : Chariman : IAC/InterActiveCorp IAC : has been trading at 52 week lows. around US$20.90-$22.90. Its main focus investments are in the travel sector of the internet arena.According to stock analysts and Mason from Legg funds, this stock has potential to grow as its operating Co. have viable optionss. And Legg was one of the Hedge fund Managers who outperformed the MArkets 4 years in a row. What has that got to do with the price of Peas for resorts of asia ? I haven't got a concrete statement as of now, but an idea has been bubbling in my head adter talks with founder of the CONCEPT CNN Visionaries & Leaders... ... a possible match up there ? and a leading ANGEL GOVERNOR On ROA Board ? plus Angel investor ? Perhaps, but its 4am, and I need to sleep on this. In my dreams I willl strategize a 30 second elevator pitch for the trip. in the meantime, this is another man on the Roam HIT LIST. and this is the area I may be stalking : IAC/InterActiveCorp 152 West 57th Street, 42nd Floor New York, New York 10019 (212)314-7300 (212)314-7379
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