Analysts see short-term DPU pain for CCT unitholders post-disposals
But they're positive about redevelopment of Golden Shoe Carpark
Singapore
ANALYSTS worry that there may be some short-term pain on CapitaLand Commercial Trust's (CCT) distribution per unit (DPU) to unitholders in the wake of a series of property disposals, even as the long-term gain is clear.
The latest asset to be sold off is Golden Shoe Carpark, but CCT is selling it to a joint venture (JV) in which it has a 45 per cent stake. Its parent CapitaLand has another 45 per cent stake and Mitsubishi Estate holds the remainder. The trio have plans to turn it into a mixed-use project.
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