4 Singapore REITs to Look Out for in June

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respective phase.\nThis structure makes the acquisition attractively priced relative to market capitalisation rates.\nThis transaction also involves Phoenix Group for which CLINT has an existing relationship and is well-known for its project execution track record.\nThis acquisition is expected to increase distribution per unit (DPU) for 2023 from S$0.0645 to S$0.0647. \nARA US Hospitality Trust (SGX: XZL)\nARA US Hospitality Trust, or ARAHT, is a hospitality trust with a portfolio of 35 select-service hotels with 4,573 rooms across 18 states in the US.\nIn early May, the manager announced that it was divesting two hotels, Hyatt House Shelton (HHS) in Connecticut and Hyatt House Philadelphia Plymouth Meeting (HHPM) in Philadelphia.\nThe total consideration for these two hotels was US$31 million.\nHHS has 127 rooms, commenced operations in 2010 and was last renovated in 2017.\nHHPM has 131 rooms which started operating in 2000 and was last renovated in 2016.\nThe sale was conducted at a slight 1.3% discount to the independent valuation of the properties.\nThe rationale for the divestment was that both hotels have limited upside with mounting capital expenditure needs.\nThe proceeds from the sale will be used to reduce bank borrowings or may be redeployed to acquire accretive, higher-yielding properties should these be identified.\nFor its first quarter 2024 (1Q 2024) business update, ARAHT saw revenue inch up 0.2% year on year to US$36.2 million while net property income (NPI) improved by 1.1% year on year to US$6.4 million.\nCromwell European REIT (SGX: CWBU)\nCromwell European REIT, or CEREIT, has a portfolio of 100+ predominantly freehold properties in countries such as the Netherlands, Italy, Poland, France, Germany, and Finland.\nIts AUM stood at around €2.2 billion.\nCEREIT announced that it was divesting two assets in Finland and Italy for €7.2 million.\nThese two properties are non-core and were sold at a blended 2.1% premium to their latest valuations.\nThis transaction, along with the sale of Grojecka 5 in Poland, reduced CEREIT’s exposure to both Poland and Finland from 12% to 10.4%.\nWith these transactions, the REIT manager has executed €260.5 million of divestments at a 13.8% premium to valuation.\nManagement targets to sell up to €400 million of properties that should be completed in the next few years.\nCEREIT’s 1Q 2024 business update was downbeat, with gross revenue dipping by 2.7% year on year to €53.3 million and NPI also falling by 2.7% year on year to €32.7 million.\nElite UK REIT (SGX: MXNU)\nElite UK REIT, or Elite, was formerly known as Elite Commercial REIT.\nThe REIT’s portfolio comprises freehold properties with more than 99% of gross rental income backed by the UK government.\nIn mid-April, the REIT announced that it would be expanding its investment strategy to include other defensive sectors.\nThe portfolio can now include non-government tenancies and sectors such as student housing and build-to-rent residential.\nThese “living sector” assets also include social housing and senior living.\nElite’s properties may be re-let for commercial or other uses or repositioned and disposed of with capital recycled back onto the balance sheet.\nMeanwhile, the manager has identified a potential data centre development site in Blackpool, UK and sees the opportunity to convert a property into a student housing asset in Dundee.\nThe aim is to reduce gearing to below 40% and focus on high-value assets to unlock value and increase the portfolio’s asset base.\nThe REIT reported a mixed set of results for 1Q 2024.\nRevenue edged up by 0.8% year on year to £9.2 million but DPU fell by 21.2% year on year to £0.0067 because of an enlarged share capital base.\nWant more dividends in 2024? Our latest FREE report spotlights five Singapore REITs with distribution yields of 5.5% or more, a rare find in today’s market. These are reliable, proven performers. Just one stock inside could boost your portfolio’s returns in the next few months. 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