-- ユーレカ・グループ・ホールディングス(ASX:EGH)は、グラントビルにあるフレンチビュー・ライフスタイル・ビレッジとイースト・ギップスランドにあるペインズビル・ホリデーパークを、合計1,410万豪ドルで買収することに合意した。これは、水曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出された書類で明らかになった。 提出書類によると、これらの資産は合計199区画からなり、内訳は土地リース住宅109区画、パーク所有の賃貸住宅24区画、開発準備済み区画19区画、短期または年間契約区画47区画。ペインズビルでは、区画の再編成、高密度化、隣接地の取得などにより、さらなる収益拡大の可能性もあるという。 フレンチビューは750万豪ドルで買収され、初期利回りは7.9%(うち100万豪ドルは12ヶ月間据え置き)、ペインズビルは660万豪ドルで買収され、利回りは7.6%(うち110万豪ドルは6ヶ月間据え置き)となっている。 今回の買収により、同社の全年齢層向け賃貸物件ポートフォリオは約17%増加する見込みで、決済は3週間以内に完了する見込みだと、提出書類には記載されている。 同社の株価は、直近の水曜日の取引で約1%上昇した。
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