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SOHO Social Housing Reit Plc

69.80
-0.20 (-0.29%)
18 Jul 2025 - Closed
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Social Housing Reit Plc LSE:SOHO London Ordinary Share GB00BF0P7H59 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.20 -0.29% 69.80 511,066 16:35:10
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
69.80 70.20 70.20 70.00 70.20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Investment Trust 39.18M -36.39M -0.0925 -7.57 275.43M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:35:10 UT 29,018 69.80 GBX

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Posted at 20/7/2025 09:20 by Social Housing Reit Daily Update
Social Housing Reit Plc is listed in the Real Estate Investment Trust sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SOHO. The last closing price for Social Housing Reit was 70p.
Social Housing Reit currently has 393,466,490 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Social Housing Reit is £275,426,543.
Social Housing Reit has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -7.57.
This morning SOHO shares opened at 70.20p
Posted at 29/5/2025 14:00 by chucko1
In theory, the dividend dates are simply and merely when they decide to pay out what was earned up to that point. In between times, the share price will trend upwards at precisely the rate of net distributable income which, in the case of a REIT, would be pretty linear. And on the ex-date, the share price will fall by just that amount.

Saying that money is "dead" between dividend dates makes the epically incorrect assumption that this accrual process does not occur. What is really happening is that it is not easy to see that it is occurring owing to all the other noise being thrown at these things.

More precisely, the share price should accrue at ONLY the risk free rate, and then fall by the distributed amount. What this adjustment is saying is that the earned amount is not certain and should be discounted by the uncertainty of actually achieving those suppose earnings. It is that degree/type of uncertainty that is best left to argue about on this board.

Inspection of this model implies a constantly falling share price (absent of other factors such as rises/falls in interest rates), where the rate of share price fall is somewhat proportional to the degree of uncertainty of earnings.

But over short time frames, the model is useless as it cannot take into account things like fear, greed, stupidity and moronic elements of the press having outsized effects.

And in the case of SUPR, Mike Prew. (recall, target of 57p after 65p, now a share price of 82p).
Posted at 29/5/2025 12:20 by chatchat
SOHO not in that category though
Posted at 14/5/2025 10:36 by hpcg
I think there is a bit of a need to separate the UK and the US, and central bank rates and government bond market prices, and the different factors driving the short and the long. SOHO and similar are driven more by short end differentials and making money within the life of the hard assets. In my opinion. I'm looking at security - the economy, refinancing, asset validity, versus short term rates, and I presume I am not alone.

I think the UK is safe from bond vigilantes because it knows it is not safe from capital markets. On the other hand the US thinks it is immune. We see bizarre things like US rates going higher but the dollar falling. Not bizarre for Turkey, or the UK or most normal countries, but bizarre for the US.
Posted at 02/5/2025 22:33 by williamcooper104
Yep - thankfully TP haven't worked their magic here just the same way as they have at DGI9 - whose share price is now only 20% more than their old divi per share
Posted at 28/3/2025 11:23 by chucko1
The only negative is the large Rathbones./Investec holding - currently adding to 12.3%. (hence me shedding a handful). However, the Atrato team made it clear they are trying to re-educate the institutional class into the merits of this asset class, and it is not inconceivable that institutional hands take lumps out of the Rathbones holding.

At 7% yield and, say, a 1.5p per quarter (up from the current 1.36p) dividend within two years implies a share price of 86p. With the 8.6% yield on cost, that implies a near 50% return.
Posted at 07/2/2025 19:22 by williamcooper104
BLND is on leas if a discount, but it's still on a c35% discount CLI and RGL are on wider discounts than SOHO So the discount itself isn't reason enough to be cautious The balance sheet is excellent The share price hasn't recovered from the fall out over HOME reit CVA are a pain; but they don't necessarily take that long to get through c11x FFO on low leverage with little beta to the wider economy
Posted at 03/2/2025 19:07 by loglorry1
I'm not 100% sure but I think Gov paid MySpace to provide housing and related services. From that MySpace pay rents to SOHO. Apparently MySpace couldn't afford the rent after supplying the services so it all collapsed. I don't think SOHO got paid rent directly from the Gov otherwise obviously SOHO would just sue HMG for what they are owed. Appols if this is incorrect but I think it's close.

The divi is covered without MySpace and the properties have been moved to a new manager.
Posted at 31/1/2025 07:50 by superiorshares
Loglorry1

The Housing will always be provided as long as the Welfare system doesn`t collapse ?
People do not realise just how much housing is paid for by Welfare payments .
The vast majority of vulnerable people are drug addicts and some additional payments for support in that area are very easily axed .
In Theory SOHO will still get their money because it will affect the agencies but not the actual Landlord .
All I`m saying is, How profitable will smaller agencies be, if additional payments above actual rent , are axed ?
I have been through SOHO property portfolio on their Website and some of those HMO`S are your bog standard rooms for addicts and Prisoner`s out on Licence etc .
Last one with regard to MYSPACE , how the hell haven`t they been done for fraud ?
The monies for the rents have been paid for by the Taxpayer ( about £260 per room , per week )
If they are not paying their rent to SOHO , Who is having all that Tax money ?
Posted at 14/9/2023 08:27 by cwa1
Found it to save you posting:-

Ticker: SONG

Share price at close: 93p

Update: Triple Point Social Housing
This is another trust to have seen its most direct rival fall to a bid, in this case for Civitas Social Housing at 80p a share, a premium of 44pc to the previous share price. The takeover of Civitas has already been completed and the shares no longer trade on the stock market.

The offer price represented a 26.7pc discount to the trust’s NAV at the time. If we apply the same discount to Triple Point Social Housing’s NAV of 111.31p we arrive at a share price of 81.6p.

The current share price is only 55.7p and the gap between the two figures is doubtless due in part to the long-running series of interventions by regulators in the social housing arena and the consequent reputational damage done to the trusts.

Meanwhile Triple Point continues to pay its generous dividend at a targeted level of 5.46p this year, which represents a yield of 9.8pc, so investors are being well rewarded while they wait for improvement in the share price, whether from a bid or otherwise.

Questor says: hold

Ticker: SOHO

Share price at close: 55.7p
Posted at 16/2/2023 17:53 by cruelladeville
Given the sh1t storm at HOME, today's SOHO share price is quite encouraging. I hope the worst is over now and the repair process is underway for social housing investment.
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Social Housing Reit Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the current Social Housing Reit share price?
The current share price of Social Housing Reit is 69.80p
How many Social Housing Reit shares are in issue?
Social Housing Reit has 393,466,490 shares in issue
What is the market cap of Social Housing Reit?
The market capitalisation of Social Housing Reit is GBP 275.43M
What is the 1 year trading range for Social Housing Reit share price?
Social Housing Reit has traded in the range of 54.50p to 74.00p during the past year
What is the PE ratio of Social Housing Reit?
The price to earnings ratio of Social Housing Reit is -7.57
What is the cash to sales ratio of Social Housing Reit?
The cash to sales ratio of Social Housing Reit is 7.03
What is the reporting currency for Social Housing Reit?
Social Housing Reit reports financial results in GBP
What is the latest annual turnover for Social Housing Reit?
The latest annual turnover of Social Housing Reit is GBP 39.18M
What is the latest annual profit for Social Housing Reit?
The latest annual profit of Social Housing Reit is GBP -36.39M
What is the registered address of Social Housing Reit?
The registered address for Social Housing Reit is THE SCALPEL, 18TH FLOOR, 52 LIME STREET, LONDON, EC3M 7AF
What is the Social Housing Reit website address?
The website address for Social Housing Reit is www.socialhousingreit.com
Which industry sector does Social Housing Reit operate in?
Social Housing Reit operates in the REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST sector

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