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マニュライフUS REIT、フィゲロア不動産の売却を第2四半期に完了予定

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-- マニュライフUS REIT(SGX:BTOU)によるカリフォルニア州フィゲロア物件の売却は、ロサンゼルス市が水道電力局を通じて必要な規制当局の承認を取得し、売買契約を締結したことを受け、今年第2四半期中に完了する見込みです。 同REITは以前、この物件を9,250万ドルで売却することを提案していました。 シンガポール証券取引所への水曜日の提出書類によると、売却完了後、同REITは米国に6つの物件を保有し、賃貸可能面積は約280万平方フィートとなります。

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