ParkwayLife REIT

ParkwayLife REIT's 2.1% rise in DPU in FY2022 underpinned by higher rent from Singapore hospitals and Japanese nursing homes

ParkwayLife REIT's revenue, NPI and NAV inch higher in 1Q2022 business update

ParkwayLife REIT should be able to see through the year with its income protected and its debt locked in at low rates

CLCT's unit price was under pressure in 2021 after a placement, but property fundamentals are improving

ParkwayLife REIT's unitholders vote overwhelmingly in favour of the new master lease and renewal capex.

The occupancy cost as defined by rent/Ebitda of ParkwayLife REIT's Singapore hospitals is around 15% based on IHH's results

Traders may prefer First REIT to ParkwayLife REIT because the latter is at new highs, and First REIT may offer some volatility.

Master leases running down can affect the valuation of a REIT

For the next few months, investors may start monitoring price to net asset value for REITs rather than their yields.

SINGAPORE (Feb 10): ParkwayLife REIT closed at $3.58 on Jan 31, up 6.2% in January alone. Since its IPO in 2007 at $1.28 per unit, ParkwayLife REIT’s unit price has more than doubled. The REIT has never had a rights issue, or a preferential equity offer