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Re: UKCM - the next to look anomalously cheap

Posted: September 15th, 2022, 9:47 pm
by ReformedCharacter
richfool wrote:
(I am being tempted by Target Healthcare REIT (THRL). It has an appetising yield of 6.35%, whereas my existing holding of PHP is only yielding:4.76%. The SP of both have been falling over recent months, but PHP more so.)

I'd be interested to know why the SPs have been falling, presumably something has caused a change of sentiment?

RC

Re: UKCM - the next to look anomalously cheap

Posted: September 15th, 2022, 10:00 pm
by richfool
ReformedCharacter wrote:
richfool wrote:
(I am being tempted by Target Healthcare REIT (THRL). It has an appetising yield of 6.35%, whereas my existing holding of PHP is only yielding:4.76%. The SP of both have been falling over recent months, but PHP more so.)

I'd be interested to know why the SPs have been falling, presumably something has caused a change of sentiment?

RC

My guess would be that the SP's of REIT's have become vulnerable, because of concerns over their (REIT's) abilities to cope with rising inflation/interest rates and a probable recession. Energy costs may also be a factor with companies holding care homes.

Re: UKCM - the next to look anomalously cheap

Posted: February 19th, 2023, 1:49 pm
by SKYSHIP
CBRE - Real estate Market Outlook 2023:
https://www.cbre.co.uk/-/media/project/ ... k-2023.pdf