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It appears that the assets they want to sell are nearly finalised and indications are a total of 2 BILLION worth has been sold at BV or above so if this is correct then expect a positive affect on the sp
sale of Australia properties is not good for centro, cos these assets can generate more stable income for centro. but something good is that Centro wants to keep major shopping centers like the Glen, maybe means it hasn't given up yet. The media is sort of misleading again saying deadline for centro is this week. We all know the extention is to Dec. The reason to set those conditions and interim check point could be lenders' protection from default of centro's management during the extention period. The legal suits of course is big trouble to Centro, and this is one of the reasons we can buy cnp at current price level. It's very hard to forecast how much value gonna left for share holders in the worst case. The reason I buy cnp and cer is simply based on valuation, though so many other things could also affect the result and that's the risk. We always have the risk to lose something in our life, the only thing has no risk is that we gonna lose everything at the end
It appears that the assets they want to sell are nearly finalised and indications are a total of 2 BILLION worth has been sold at BV or above so if this is correct then expect a positive affect on the sp
Is that 2 Billion fiqure based a article you read or a personal estimation? If it is a article, would you mind posting the link, just curious to see which ones have been considered sold.
much appreciated.
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The reported sales all seem to be Australia based, Australia is still in the middle to end of the mining boom (avoiding recession) and as such will retain their estimated book value. This however presents the US problem - recession. Currently with 68% of their assets in the US - this will obviously increase with sales in OZ, leaving them very open to the effects of US recession. US housing prices are down 14% nationwide in 1 quarter! This is why Centro's price will be effected by the DOW in the coming months, the index is a measure/ indicator of US wealth and any movements will have an impact on CNP/ CER SP.
I didn't think it was 14% in one quarter. I thought it was a comparison of housing prices for first quarter 2008 compared to first quarter 2007. So its a 12 month change rather than a one quarter change.
I didn't think it was 14% in one quarter. I thought it was a comparison of housing prices for first quarter 2008 compared to first quarter 2007. So its a 12 month change rather than a one quarter change.
Heres an excerpt from Yahoo finance:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080527/economy.html?.v=5
"U.S. home prices dropped at the sharpest rate in two decades during the first quarter, the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller national index showed Tuesday, a somber indication that the housing slump continues to deepen.
Prices tumbled more than 14 percent during the quarter and are at levels not seen since the third quarter of 2004. While the index is still up 60 percent from 2000, millions of homeowners who bought in the past four years with little or no money down now owe more than their homes are worth."
I suppose it could be QOQ, but it does say during Q instead of during Y. If it is QOQ it was written VERY badly. Will have a dig.
centro already has an offer on the caf(centro america fund),and will be decided upon by 7june..bv 1bil..
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