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June 7, 2014 at 3:11 p.m. #16420
Good morning,
For the sake of diversification, I would like to invest 5% of my dividend portfolio in US or Canadian REITs but I am not a specialist in this type of securities. I would like to have your opinions on a top 5 REITs to buy with a long-term perspective. Thank you and have a good weekend.June 7, 2014 at 11:14 p.m. #17023Good morning
I bought Senior Housing on April 9th, which seems to me to be an interesting stock. The price has already increased a little since then, but it remains affordable.
June 28, 2014 at 10:38 #17029Good morning :
Reit Spanish or Portuguese??
Does this kind of product exist? I imagine that we can conceive of a real estate capital gain in the medium term
In my case, I have to rule out buying an apartment - you would have to do some research on site yourself, which is not possible for me -
and to my knowledge, until recently at least the Notary, is responsible for registering the transfer deed, but not for
ensure that the seller is the owner of the property he is selling –July 8, 2014 at 09:38 #17035Hello,
I tried to find some with the Reuters screener without success.
On the other hand, it exists on Google, I came across these companies:
– Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios SAU
– Merlin Properties SAJuly 13, 2014 at 5:19 p.m. #17037Hi Sokaris, Thanks for your research.
Spanish REITs Question:
Bloomberg wrote about these two REITs??? Sorry, it's a bit long - would it be worth looking at them as part of diversification??Merlin Properties SA plans to become Spain's largest real estate investment trust by selling shares to the public by the summer, a person with knowledge of the matter said.
Merlin, a Madrid-based company managed by former directors of RREEF, will be more than double the size of Hispania Activos Inmobiliarios SA (HIS), an externally managed Spanish REIT that listed its shares earlier this month, said the person, who asked not to be named because the information is private. Hispania has a market value of about 530 million euros ($728 million).
Merlin's management will include David Brush, former head of Europe for Brookfield Property Group, who will be chief investment officer, the person said. The team will also include Ismael Clemente and Miguel Ollero, former directors of RREEF Spain and founders of Magic Real Estate, an asset manager and investment company with 2.8 billion euros of assets under management.
The planned share sale follows a stream of investors including Pacific Investment Management Co.'s Bill Gross, Quantum's George Soros and billionaire John Paulson who have invested in Spanish REITs betting on a rebound after a six-year property slump. Spain accepted a European bailout of its financial system and formed a bad bank in 2012 to take soured real estate assets off of lenders' books.
No one at Merlin Properties or Magic Real Estate was available to comment on the planned initial public offering.
Credit Suisse Group AG will coordinate the sale and will be joint bookrunner along with UBS AG (UBSN) and Deutsche Bank AG (DBK), the person said. RREEF is the former name of Deutsche Bank's real estate investment unit.
Merlin will invest in prime commercial real estate assets primarily in Spain and may invest to a lesser extent in property in Portugal, the person said. The company will take the form of a Socimi, the Spanish equivalent of a REIT.
Hispania Activos is one of two Spanish property companies that have listed their shares on the Madrid exchange this month. The other, Lar Espania Real Estate Socimi SA (LRE), has a market value of 417 million euros.
To contact the reporter on this story: Sharon Smyth in Madrid at ssmyth2@bloomberg.net -
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