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European Residential REIT T.ERE.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  EREUF

European Residential REIT is a Canada-based open-ended real estate investment trust (REIT). The Company owns a portfolio of 157 multi-residential properties, comprised of approximately 6,750 suites and ancillary retail space located in the Netherlands, and owned one commercial property in Germany and one commercial property in Belgium. Its Commercial properties are located in Belgium and Germany and managed by Maple Knoll. Its commercial properties consists of 1 rue Adolphe Lavallee, Brussels, Belgium and E.ON-Allee 1-5 and Kiem-Pauli-Strabe, 2, Landshut, Germany. Its multi-residential portfolio is located across the Netherlands and is asset and property managed by European Residential Management (ERESM B.V.) on behalf of the Company. Its residential property consists of Chopinlaan 1-120; Sterappel 1-27 - 14 apartments; Prins Willem Alexanderplein 9-85 - 37 apartments; Keizershof 24-41 - 18 apartments; De Kameleon - 222 apartments, and Faustdreef 1-179 - 90 apartments.


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Post by EstevanOutsideron Dec 28, 2023 1:12am
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Dutch 5-year at 2.04%, rolling over!

Dutch 5-year at 2.04%, rolling over! Time for lending rates to come down. Europe is in deflation but rental market is still one of the hottest on earth in the Netherlands. Agree with the previous posts - we need to see the new governments policy. I expect it to be less communist as it's dominated by free market conservatives. Also there has been significant backlash about rent controls as it made the problem worse as landlords liquidated rather than expose themselves to discounted government mandated units.


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