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Dream Global Real Estate Investment Trust Tr Unit DUNDF

Dream Global Real Estate Investment Trust is a real estate investment trust primarily engaged in the acquisition, ownership, and operation of properties in Europe. The company's portfolio is mainly composed of office and mixed-use spaces. Dream Global REIT's German office properties represent the majority of its holdings in terms of total square footage. The firm derives nearly all of its revenue in the form of rental income. The urban German markets of Hamburg, Dusseldorf, Berlin, and Cologne g


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Post by sspareon Aug 12, 2016 11:11am
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DRG FFO vs payout

DRG FFO vs payoutHi all,

I'm very new to investing, especially with regard to REITs.  With regard to valuation, I understand that one should look at P/AFFO instead of P/E.  Very well.  But what about distribution sustainability?  In order to gauge distribution sustainability, should one not consider AFFO vs distribution?  Keeping that in mind, let us consider today's numbers off the cuff:

From section 1:
AFFO: 22,675
Distributions: 22,744

This is over 100%!  Is there something I'm missing here?  At first glance they need to grow their income in order to continue the distribution at this level, right?  Please bear in mind I'm new at this.  

Thanks for any comments.


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