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Advance Residence Investment to Acquire Yokohama Residential Property for 2.22 Billion Yen

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Advance Residence Investment (TYO:3269) will acquire a residential property named Residia Yokohama Tobe for 2.22 billion yen, according to a Tokyo bourse filing on Monday.

The eight-story building is fully occupied with 70 units and offers a net operating income (NOI) yield of 4.1%.

The acquisition is scheduled for July 1, with financing coming from borrowings and cash on hand, and the seller is Marble Corp., a subsidiary of TCS Holdings.

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