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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Deutsche Land | LSE:DLD | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B10QQ280 | ORD EUR0.01 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 13.25 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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13/6/2008 05:15 | results due shortly. The world has changed since my post of the the 29th oct and of all the german shares (dtr, dde, puma etc etc) this one now seems to be overvalued and could have a bit more to fall. Most have fallen by half. I bought dde yesterday and actually made money (yes a rare event in these markets) in dtr 48c to 62c. i will look at these again after the results. | hybrasil | |
16/5/2008 13:48 | and when are the results due? Anyone? | euro99 | |
13/5/2008 10:20 | What happened to this? | euro99 | |
29/10/2007 17:19 | 53p bid now. With the ft talking of bearish times for property stocks things could get worse but I will dip my toe if it reaches 48p. | hybrasil | |
24/10/2007 20:24 | Freddy havnt seen you post in ages. Without a doubt if you want an english co why not or better still cal which I bought last week. I like the idea of these companies buying massive amounts of german propert and paying much better dividends than you get form L and securities. | hybrasil | |
24/10/2007 11:32 | but why would you buy this one rather than Land Securities on 1/3 discount? | ydderf | |
24/10/2007 08:09 | 57p bid now . My 48p is not that far away. | hybrasil | |
24/10/2007 07:18 | If you allow a one third discount to NAV the proper price for this share is 48p. Where do I get the 1/3rd from?. That is the level property stocks have traditionally traded at. That is, before the boom of the last 5 years. | hybrasil | |
05/1/2007 14:39 | price now 79-82 on some big buying. worth a look | gekko3 | |
05/1/2007 12:08 | looks like good news with the acquisition. just came back on the mkt at 75-77. | gekko3 | |
11/12/2006 14:43 | flashheart- JRIC! | shuisky | |
05/7/2006 10:16 | The Cordea Savills fund was pulled at the last minute,after failing to raise the amount required. | davebowler | |
26/5/2006 10:05 | There is a similar fund to this due to be launched by Cordea Savills in June most of which is already placed with Institutions-it shows you how attractive yields in German commercial property are. | davebowler | |
24/4/2006 19:05 | Don't be so stretched with your investment ideas. You'll lose out. I agree with the substance and am concentrating on DLD and also bought into Alpha Pyrenees who have just completed acquisition of three retail centres in the south of Spain. Alpha could be a European property investment company to watch they are well advised prefer good quality occupiers. | countryboy2 | |
22/4/2006 20:41 | shuisky - I have been thinking the same thing for a long time re the Japanese property market. It must be the most depressed property market for any developed country on the planet but it seems exceptionally difficult to find any way or any thing to invest in be directly or indirectly. Would be interested in any other knowledge. | flashheart | |
21/4/2006 09:30 | Cezary, Hello and thanks for starting the thread. I've like the German property market and have picked up some DLD. They are cheaper than DTR at the moment, and both seem to be wel backed by significant institutions. The good news is that there seems to be some 'market fatigue' regarding property co's coming to market, and I think this could create very good entry levels for retail investors. I suspect you've noted a co focusing on India (TRC) which has listed today. I'm just wondering if you know of any listedf or soon-to-be listed co specialising in Japanese property? | shuisky | |
20/4/2006 17:03 | Deutsche Land is a newly incorporated Isle of Man company which has been established to invest in a portfolio of German commercial real estate properties, with a focus on retail assets. The Company is targeting a dividend yield on the Placing Price of 8 to 10 per cent. per annum, exploiting the current spread between commercial property yields and the cost of borrowing, together with the opportunity for capital appreciation if yields compress and property values increase. The Directors of Deutsche Land believe that the Company has the following key strengths and opportunities: * a growing market opportunity with the improving German economy; * the positive changes in the German retail landscape; * the current high net rental yields and good occupancy rates for retail properties in good locations; * the significant covenant strength of its tenants and a spread of unexpired lease terms; * an experienced management team with proven property or structured finance expertise; * an experienced property consultant who will seek to ensure that the Group is provided with good deal-flow; and * the ability to provide investors with a secure, progressive dividend yield, backed by a strong asset base. | cezary |
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