Sirius hinted at their displeasure / disagreement, and I'd concur: Just look at bund yields, the market flight to safety, and stable / rising NAVs elsewhere in the sector... Somehow, DTZ lowered valuation to EUR 421 per sqm, based on average rent of EUR 4.21 per sqm
per mth — a gross yield of 12 % on rented space.
2) I am paying just over an additional 500
per mth as it is now, but again, I don't want to take from «investments» to pay off a mtg. 3) That's also been investigated but if I were to do that I would a) exceed the free gift law, b) the person would have to accept the $ from me (going through an acct.)
2) I am paying just over an additional 500
per mth as it is now, but again, I don't want to take from «investments» to pay off a mtg. 3) That's also been investigated but if I were to do that I would a) exceed the free gift law, b) the person would have to accept the $ from me (going through an acct.)
Not exact matches
i've been pumping at work for 7
mths now and i'm afraid my milk is almost gone (down to 1 / 2oz
per day) i do nt know whether i should just bite the bullet and buy another one somehow.
For every 1 % point you lower the mortgage rate you save # 80 /
mth per # 100,000 owed.
I currently contribute $ 100 /
mth per child.
Net equity
per share is EUR 26.50, proposed dividend is EUR 2.05, and 12 & 14
mth EPS figures are EUR 5.86 & EUR 6.20, respectively.
In saying this, I do understand that different periods and comparisons are being made for scientific reasons, as
per the 1
mth, 3
mth, 12
mth and 5 yrs running means on the Hansen page — and that also requires different baselines depending on what is being evaluated.
a
per quartile for «Sharing at 9
mth».
The MFR's I'm finding have leveraged ROIs of 40 - 60 % in decent areas, many already with tenants (I know, not necessarily a positive), though if turnover is higher than what I've built in (assuming one turn and one down
mth per year
per unit), that could squeeze my projected results.