-- ジェフリーズが金曜日に発表したレポートによると、REAグループ（ASX:REA）の住宅購入利回りの伸びが、依然として低迷している市場環境において、同社の第3四半期決算を牽引した。 オーストラリアにおける住宅事業の売上高は12%増加したが、これはほぼすべて利回りによるもので、新規物件の登録件数は全国的に1%しか増加していない。購入利回りは14%増加した。 商業用不動産と新築住宅事業は、価格上昇と着工件数の増加により、2桁成長を記録した。 フリーキャッシュフローは1億3,500万豪ドルでほぼ横ばいだったが、これは当四半期に設備投資に変動があったことを示唆している可能性がある。 ジェフリーズはREA株を「買い」と評価し、目標株価を1株当たり192豪ドルとしている。
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