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While Warehouse REIT (WHR) only floated on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) in September, it spent four years prior to that building up a £109m portfolio in one of the most exciting parts of the UK property market. The portfolio consists of small distribution warehouses in urban areas for last-mile deliveries, which are in increasing demand as e-commerce delivery times shorten. For investors familiar with the popular big-box property theme, think small box instead. Indeed, all but four of Warehouse REIT's properties measure less than 100,000 sq ft. Once fully invested it is targeting a 5.5 per cent fully covered dividend yield, rising to 6 per cent, paid quarterly. The goal is for total annual investment returns of 10 per cent.

FredBloggs wrote:

richfool wrote:Here's another possible for Fred.

Well, thank you so much!

Oops, Ive just discovered that Woodford bought some last month, so perhaps I'd avoid this one!!

Hmmmm..... The man who invests in a cold fusion experiment?

Thanks.

Bloggs.

Markab01 wrote:Warehouse REIT (WHR) shares were suspended on 26th July.They are in discussions with a third party re Hansteen properties. As this may be a reverse takeover situation the shares are suspended under rule 14 of AIM.

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Markab01

77ss wrote:I have no particular interest in WHR, but I do hold Hansteen.