The region’s property stocks lost ground in September as risk aversion gripped investors. ahead of a US Presidential election and continued concerns that a global economic recovery remains volatile.
The GPR/APREA Composite REIT Index lost 1.4% in September, snapping a string of monthly gains since April, underperforming the wider market which declined by a smaller 1.1%.
Supported by low interest rates and higher debt capacity, the region’s REITs are turning acquisitive and resuming stalled deals. According to Real Capital Analytics, the region’s REITs expended over US$4.1 billion in acquisitions in the third quarter, after posting a record low quarterly volume in the second quarter since 2010.
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Download the Report Read MorePlease find the constituents changes for the following GPR/APREA index series, which will become effective as of 21 September 2020 (start of trading):
GPR/APREA Investable 100 Index
Inclusions
AUS | Waypoint REIT Limited |
HKG | ESR Cayman Ltd |
VNM | Yungshin Construction & Development Co |
Exclusions
PHL | SM Prime Holdings | Liquidity too low |
THA | Amata Corp PCL | Liquidity too low |
GPR/APREA Investable REIT 100 Index
Inclusions
AUS | Centuria Industrial REIT |
IND | Embassy Office Parks REIT |
Exclusions
JAP | Healthcare & Medical Investment Corporation | Liquidity too low |
SGP | SPH REIT | Liquidity too low |
GPR/APREA Composite Index
Inclusions
AUS | AVJennings Ltd |
SGP | United Hampshire US REIT * |
TWN | ReaLy Development&Construction Corp |
Exclusions
None
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