Invesco Uk Property Income Trust Share Discussion Threads

[bsg] 08/7/2015 10:00

I wonder how much has been paid out in director emoluments.

[oooff] 06/7/2015 19:32

Unreal.
I believe first listed at around £1 per share.
You buy some commercial properties and rent them out.
How is it possible to screw that up so badly ?

[asmodeus] 02/8/2014 12:12

Today's Telegraph seems to think so.

[investor_tp] 01/8/2014 23:00

I suspect 'this' referred to the two RNS from 28/07/2014 and I suspect the answer to your question is 'yes' jondev.

[asmodeus] 01/8/2014 21:31

That was dated 9th April, jondev. Has nothing happened since?

[jondev] 01/8/2014 19:05

So does this mean all money is lost?

[knowing] 06/2/2014 13:46

hxxp://www.moneyobserver.com/our-analysis/commercial-property-turning-corner?

[knowing] 31/1/2014 16:41

Good to see a couple of large buys

[knowing] 27/1/2014 10:58

They were buys. Presently offering 2.5M at up to 0.5 online. Smaller quantities availabe for slightly under.

[ukmassy] 27/1/2014 10:56

Were the .45 ones earlier buys or sells?

[ukmassy] 27/1/2014 10:47

Knowing, are you Time2Buy on LSE? LOL!

[vyke82] 14/1/2014 15:00

Very good sales.

[flyingswan] 07/1/2014 18:08

Knowing... That's assuming the bank will play fair:
Video from the GOLD thread.

[knowing] 07/1/2014 16:26

Rendj
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Still hopeful14 Dec '13Whilst the share price has fallen a little over the last month (on the back of the downbeat half year report) I'm still hopeful that we'll end up with a positive NAV before the final sales. The main reason for my hope is that it doesn't make sense for the bank to force the sales before next September even though they have every right to demand that. If the company is given just one more year to sell these properties, that will be long enough for the values to boost adjusted NAV well above zero. My hunch is based on the fact that after the most recent warehouse sale, adjusted NAV will be about -£15m and the remaining properties will prob. rise a little in the next valuation. If they rise by £2m overall and NAV is -£13m in Jan with remaining properties worth £170m then one year of values rising 2% a quarter would take us into positive territory. 2014 is going to be THE year for secondary commercial property in the UK so most of that growth could come from the UK part of the portfolio as it is gradually sold. As long as the Euro properties hold their values then they could be sold in 2015 in a way which left shareholders with something more than 0. A lot of 'ifs' but the two key positives of the bank being unlikely to force a fire sale and the property markets starting to race forward mean I'm more confident than the market or even IPI directors! THis share is not for the faint hearted though, now for anyone who really needs the money they invest in it!

[chrisgail] 22/11/2013 15:16

A good sale at a premium of 24% to book value, if we can do a few of these then there may well be some shareholder value.