REITs
EHT's manager clarifies ownership of Queen Mary
SINGAPORE (Nov 6): Eagle Hospitality Trust’s manager has clarified that it does have clean title to the Queen Mary Long Beach ground lease which comprises a ship and the adjacent car park.
REITs
Closer look at EHT's portfolio following Nov 2 replies to SGX
SINGAPORE (Nov 3): Since August, Claydon Hill Investments and Compass Cove Assets have been selling their stakes in Eagle Hospitality Trust. On Nov 2, EHT’s manager announced that Claydon Hill Inv
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Ascendas REIT to acquire 30 business park properties from CapitaLand for $1.66 bil; launches rights issue at $2.63 per unit to raise $1.31 bil
SINGAPORE (Nov 1): The manager of Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust has announced the proposed acquisition of a portfolio of 30 business park properties from CapitaLand for $1.66 billion.
REITs
Saving Queen Mary
Non-profit QMI urges restoration of the iconic attraction but Long Beach City Council and Urban Commons seemingly unmoved
REITs
Scrutiny on Queen Mary warrants closer look at EHT’s portfolio
SINGAPORE (Nov 4): Eagle Hospitality Trust did not have an auspicious beginning on the Singapore Exchange.
REITs
MLT boosts portfolio with accretive acquisitions, seen as proxy to Asian e-commerce and domestic consumption
SINGAPORE (Oct 28): Another week, another placement.
REITs
Eagle Hospitality Trust says Urban Commons 'not in default' of lease; The Queen Mary 'safe and structurally sound'
SINGAPORE (Oct 24): The manager of Eagle Hospitality Trust (EHT) says Urban Commons, the sponsor of EHT, has confirmed that they are “not in default on The Queen Mary ground lease” and th
REITs
Eagle Hospitality Trust could get wings clipped as key asset The Queen Mary sinks into disrepair
SINGAPORE (Oct 23): The Queen Mary Long Beach, a decommissioned ocean liner that has now been converted into a 347-room upscale hotel in California, is one of the key assets in the 18-property port
REITs
Singapore REITs are on a record fundraising spree
(Oct 18): Singapore real estate investment trusts are back for more cash, pushing secondary share sales to record levels.
