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A proud supporter of the Mind the Gap campaign – Amelia Beattie, Chief Executive
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Liberty Two Degrees is a precinct and predominantly retail focused South African REIT and a sector benchmark in innovative property asset management capabilities.
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The majority of properties managed by L2D are focused towards retail rental income. The remaining rental income comprises predominantly office space while a small portion can be attributed to specialised rental opportunities
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L2D is focused on delivering sustainable growth, derived from quality property income, to our institutional and retail investors. This strategic goal has been the cornerstone of L2D since the inception of our trading activities in 2016.
Property portfolio
The L2D portfolio consists of iconic and robust South African predominantly retail focused assets. The portfolio also boasts select office properties located in key business nodes anchored by blue chip tenants, as well as mixed use commercial and industrial developments.
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latest Investor News
- Sandton City outperforms its competitor benchmark by 42% >>
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- Liberty Two Degrees Pre-close Investor Update - 29 November 2019 >>
- Liberty Two Degrees Pre-Close Call Recording - 29 November 2019 >>
- Webcast: Interim Financial Results for the Period Ended 30 June 2019 >>
Upcoming Events
| Date | Title |
| 27 July 2020 | Interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2020 |
| 29 May 2020 | Pre-close Update |
| 20 May 2020 | Annual General Meeting |
“Investors should ride out the current period of volatility and adopt a three- to five-year view”
“If investors can look through the cycle, property stocks are likely to achieve a total return of around 13% / year on average over the next five years – barring any shocks.
“If you take a long-term view, there are benefits to investing in property as it is different from other asset classes. It has low correlations to other asset classes, so there is a diversification benefit that it brings into your portfolio.”
“Prime retail assets continue to be defensive, and as we have seen in the wake of store closures from Stuttafords and Edcon, a shopping centre in a good location with high footfall has the ability to replace the tenant without significant impact to the centre”
“Apart from 2016, property has been the best performing asset class since 2002. This is no mean feat considering the ups and downs the local economy has experienced. This demonstrates its resilience which is largely supported by the rental income growth.”
“Local property stocks are poised to benefit from the wave of positive sentiment that has swept across SA since the ANC’s December conference and the subsequent election of Cyril Ramaphosa as SA president”
“Let us not forget how local counters materially outperformed their offshore peers in 2016, leaving many investors on the wrong side.”
“Historically property has outperformed every traditional asset class and that has happened over longer periods like 10 and 15 years. Some investors have used the recent selloff as an opportunity to allocate more money to property”
