Below is a comparison using the latest data from comparison tables on SREITs Data page. The most favorable figures are marked in blue and given a +1 score, while the least favorable are in red with a -1 score. The highest score in each category determines the winner. Note that this is a simple comparison without weightage assigned to each figure.
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Hi, great post overall ... just a small comment that Ascott reit classified as US doesnt seem correct. The majority of Ascott assets are in APAC 56%, followed by Europe 24%. US only constitutes 20% of its assets :)
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Hihi, thanks for your compliment. You are right that APAC being the major focus. Though, the major geographical in my post is referring to countries, 20% (in terms of valuation) from U.S. is the highest. In terms of GRI, it is around 23.5% for the past 12 months. Maybe I should rename it to country to avoid confusion. Thanks ya.
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