Tr Property Investment Share Discussion Threads

[tole] 05/3/2006 12:45

Perosnally had 2 quid as my target for some time now - Will top slice a fair few on any turn but will continue to hold the rest since I like the exposure this one gives :)

To set up a thread - just click add discussion above, type the heading and add the epic, and click for charts, news etc.. easy.

[brad44] 05/3/2006 12:13

totally agree honiton, do you know how to set up a bb on advfn that has charts etc..it looks like sharpshare has left the building!

[honiton] 05/3/2006 07:44

by far and away the best share i've held for the past five years.

any comments anyone??

[brad44] 23/12/2005 19:49

sharpshare, are you still monitoring this bb? if so, any chance you could put some charts in?

merry Christmas to all try holders!

[honiton] 14/2/2005 22:54

If you want exposure to property and cannot afford a sop or office, this is the place to come.

Possible further upside due to-

European recovery
REITS

[markth] 11/2/2005 19:12

Yes commercial property has been playing 2nd banana to residential these past few years. Despite recent gains, I feel there is more to come. People still aren't ready to trust equities again.

[tole] 11/2/2005 16:45

Moving onwards again after brief consolidation/rest and a retest lately of 50 day MA. Good volume and new highs. Property just keeps on going and going and going....

[brad44] 15/1/2005 00:28

sharpshare, if are still with us, any chance you could post some charts... i think folk would appreciate it! this share has made me a fortune.. well done to ct and team!

[ben gunn] 11/12/2004 14:28

Er....why didn't we all buy this in spades?
I shall pile into the Aberdeen UT version on Monday and write out:
I must always have TRY in my pension fund
I must always have TRY in my pension fund
I must.......

[timc] 04/8/2004 14:52

Would like to buy into this:Great management, strong portfolio, but I just dont see how they are going to make any sort of headway when they are entering a full storm of rising interest rates with their sails fully raised?
Surely it would start to make sense to reduce UK exposure and look to the continent more where prices have not risen so fast?
Dont like the outlook here for the next 3 years.

[alexx] 05/7/2004 11:47

trade for 3,000,000 just gone through looking like a sell, this is above normal daily volume

[brad44] 26/5/2004 10:05

Hi Bob,

Yes it is. What are the implications of this with regards to Henderson. I bought in on the back of Chris Turner and not sure which way this is heading now.

Also, what are the implications for those who hold TRY through Henderson in an ISA?

Cheers
b

[porkpharm] 21/5/2004 12:51

Why the sudden rise today, was it to do with announcement re mortgage lending
having increased again?
What moves this stock, I presently have a small short on from 96.5?

[bobdouthwaite] 04/5/2004 21:48

Brad,
is this what you mean?

RNS Number:1253Y TR Property Investment Trust PLC 29 April 2004


TR PROPERTY SERVES NOTICE ON MANAGEMENT CONTRACT


The Board of TR Property Investment Trust plc announces that it has given notice to terminate its investment management contract with Henderson Global Investors. This follows the resignation from Henderson of Chris Turner and Marcus Phayre-Mudge, the Trust's fund manager and deputy fund manager.

Alastair Ross Goobey, Chairman of TR Property commented: 'The Board of TR Property will now undertake a selection process for a new management contract. Henderson will be among those invited to submit a proposal. The Board intends to take soundings from its major shareholders. Henderson has put an experienced team in place to manage the Trust during the review period.'

'This is clearly not a consequence of performance, since TR Property has been among the very best performing investment trusts over the past ten years. The notice has been triggered by the resignation of the two senior members of the Henderson team. We have agreed with Henderson that notice should be served to expire on 30th September without compensation.'

[brad44] 04/5/2004 21:35

read somewhere today that there has been a change in the management structure...

[griss] 04/5/2004 16:40

Dont know anything about REITS, do know that a pound is very strong resistance.

[mangal] 14/1/2004 22:32

Honiton,
Are the benefits of the French REITs already in the NAV or are they yet to be reflected in the price?

[honiton] 14/1/2004 22:27

mangal

I don't know about others. However TRY have a lot of property in France which has already adopted REITS type tax structures.

[mangal] 12/1/2004 21:54

After reading Sat's FT article about how property shares may start trading at premium to NAV once REITs are introduced in the UK, I searched for property ITs that may benefit from this. I found 4(%discounts)on trustnet site:
TRY(-9%), TPY(-23%), UBR(22%) & WGM(-8%).
Honiton, your post seems to suggest that you think that TRY will benefit from REITs. Do you know if the others are likely to benefit too?

[honiton] 28/12/2003 09:42

My view:-

interest in REITS and soft landing for UK london commercial property mkt. May have a bit to go.

Also, they may be renewed takeover talk with property cos - about 2 years ago Land was a potential target - but its all gone a bit quiet.

[ben gunn] 19/12/2003 19:56

Silent Night is fine but why oh why such silent days?
This is a key stock for us old folks, it may be about to slip back (the other property funds have started to wobble) but no one says nothin.
Any advice.....Any comments on recent stellar performance?

[ed 123] 18/6/2003 00:35

There's some speculative interest in TRY today - high turnover of shares and nice uplift in price.

[arichard] 22/4/2003 11:14

...and good news today:

TR Property Investment Trust Plc (TRPIT) has sold its interests in two
properties located in Swanley and at Tavern Quay, Docklands, SE16 for a total of
#3.465 million.

..at a premium to book value.