Invesco Uk Property Income Trust Share Discussion Threads

[flyingswan] 28/5/2012 16:43

Nice rise at close.

[warranty] 22/5/2012 19:21

But why is my question??

[goldenhorse] 22/5/2012 17:34

It says 162% on the top risers list... perhaps the least exciting 162% rise in history?

[asmodeus] 22/5/2012 17:14

And "up 72%" today?

[flyingswan] 13/5/2012 10:49

...The Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust is up 83 per cent over three years, with five other trusts posting returns above 50 per cent over that time frame.

At the other end of the scale, however, the Invesco Property Income Trust is down a massive 72 per cent, Financial Express figures show...

[goldenhorse] 13/4/2012 16:12

Wow - that post had a good impact...

[goldenhorse] 13/4/2012 15:27

I agree I thought there were possibly green shoots in there...

[carterit] 12/4/2012 07:45

Average vacancy rate down
Average gross yield up
Weighted average unexpired lease up
Interest cover % up considerably

[investor_tp] 11/4/2012 22:16

chrisgail: out of curiosity, what exactly did you regard as a step in the right direction?

[chrisgail] 11/4/2012 14:28

Today's update is a small step in the right direction.

[flyingswan] 14/3/2012 10:04

I am waiting for the IPD Index figures, which should come out for February in the next couple of days.

If they are improving people will BUY this share. IMHO

[knowing] 14/3/2012 09:55

And more the last couple of days too

[knowing] 09/3/2012 14:10

Why the large buys today?

[flyingswan] 05/3/2012 11:12

Property has been one of the worst places to be in the investment world for the past five years, but Guy Morrell, the manager of HSBC Open Global Property fund, says the sector is improving.
Climbing back up the property ladder
Fund Strategy - 5 Mar 2012 | By Patrick Collinson

"British Land itself suffered a near-death experience, as its shares plummeted from 1300p in April 2007 to just 300p two years later. In the most extreme case, Invesco's Property Income Trust lost 99% of its value."

[flyingswan] 02/3/2012 10:34

Someone just bought some shares at 1.46p so looking very positive.
(02/03/2012 - 10:23:31 - IPI - 1.46p - O - 67,636 Shares)

I was away on holiday when this was published:

Interim Management Statement 14/2/2012
Invesco Property Income Trust Limited Net Asset Value and Interim Management Statement The unaudited Adjusted Net Asset Value per share of Invesco Property Income Trust Limited...
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[flyingswan] 01/3/2012 10:10

February 29, 2012 /
2012 is set to be the year in which "long lease" property funds go mainstream as pension funds look for certainty over future rental streams, according to KPMG in the UK.

[goldenhorse] 21/2/2012 07:06

investor_tp

Kind of... it's in there in the 'big fees haircut that always accompanies these situations' but you're right - the responsible investor would run a few scenarios to see how the it might come out - I might have a go at the weekend!

Best

GH

[investor_tp] 18/2/2012 12:37

@FlyingSwan: that article is about *high-end* *residential* property, and therefore has close to nothing to do with IPI.

@asmo: I'm hanging on to these for the time being, but mostly because there's not much more to lose in my case and the fact that they're so highly geared means they might turn around in certain scenarios. This is not really based on any proper analysis though.

@Goldenhorse: have you factored the 'Profit Participation Fee Agreement' bit (RNS 15-08-2011) into your calculations? (I have to admit I don't fully understand that section, maybe it doesn't have as much impact as I think it does)

[flyingswan] 18/2/2012 11:20

Property premier league
Financial Times
In the past five years, global prime property prices have risen 48 per cent, according to data from Knight Frank. Over the same period, the FTSE All World Equities Index has fallen 13.5 per cent. In the spirit of trying to cash in, albeit theoretically ...