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NOI in Q1 is up 15% year-over-year, totaling some NIS 525 million Same Property NOI in Q1 is up around 9% FFO (excluding senior housing) in Q1 is up 8% totaling some NIS 335 million. Total FFO is up 4% at around NIS 350 million Financial Highlights for Q1/2023 NOI in Q1 totaled some NIS 525 million, up around 15% year-over-year. The increase mainly derives from the acquisition of Mall Hayam together with rent increases in malls, offices and data centers.Same Property NOI was up around 9% in Q1.F
TEL AVIV, Israel, Nov. 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NOI in Q3 is up 20% year-over-year, totaling some NIS 513 million Based on Q3 figures, the annual NOI exceeds NIS 2 billion for the first time, excluding signed Data Center contracts not yet producing income Same Property NOI in Q3 is up 9% year-over-year The Group is presenting record occupancy rates in all of its core business – offices, malls and senior housing FFO in Q3 totaled some NIS 330 million compared with around NIS 357 million year-
TEL AVIV, Israel, Aug. 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The NOI in the quarter totaled NIS 473 million, up 16% compared with last yearThe annual NOI rate based on Q2 is NIS 1.9 billion, excluding Mall Hayam and the signed contracts that are not yet producing income in the Data Centers sectorThe Same Property NOI in the quarter was up 11% compared with last yearThe Group presents record high occupancy levels in all segments – Offices, Retail and Senior HousingThe FFO in the quarter totaled NIS 331 mi
Azrieli Group is buying an unnamed London data centre operator for 52 million pounds ($64 million), the Israeli real estate developer said on Sunday. The centre has lease agreements with customers for an average term of about five years, Azrieli. Azrieli, one of Israel's largest mall operators, also said it was buying an adjacent plot of land and that both plots present future development and construction potential.