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Domestic triple net real estate leasing is a long standing and relatively active phenomenon in Australia. While the market has taken a hit in the last 12 months, arrangers are optimistic of a resurgence of interest on the back of strong investor appetite for deals. There are reasons to think the bal...

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Published in:Asset Finance International 2003-06, p.1
Main Author: Jones, Dominic
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Balance sheets
Banking
Central business districts
Industrywide conditions
Leasebacks
Leases
Leasing
Mortgage backed securities
Real estate
Rentals
Scandals
Securitization
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Summary:Domestic triple net real estate leasing is a long standing and relatively active phenomenon in Australia. While the market has taken a hit in the last 12 months, arrangers are optimistic of a resurgence of interest on the back of strong investor appetite for deals. There are reasons to think the balance sheet driven real estate lease market as a whole is heading for an upswing. Property is highly sought after at the moment, particularly amongst retail investors. There is an ample pool of good quality assets, currently owned by corporate Australia, and unencumbered by previous leasing arrangement. Rather than focusing on synthetic lease solutions, corporates are more likely to opt for relatively simple structures such as straightforward sale and leasebacks of single properties or deals where a number of different properties are subject to sale and leaseback.
ISSN:1367-8086