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Supermarket Income Secures Increased Rent From Two Supermarket Stores

Wed, 04th Dec 2019 10:58

(Alliance News) - Supermarket Income REIT PLC on Wednesday said that it has secured increased rent on two supermarkets sites following a review.

The supermarket-focused real estate investor conducted a review on a J Sainsbury PLC's supermarket in Ashford, Kent, leading to a retail price index increase of 2.6% from September onwards. As a result, the rent has increased to GBP4.0 million from GBP3.9 million.

Meanwhile, a review at Tesco PLC superstore in Thetford, Norfolk, led to an RPI increase of 3.0% from December. The rent for the supermarket has now risen to GBP2.7 million from GBP2.6 million.

As a result of the rent reviews, Supermarket Income REIT's total rent from its real estate portfolio has risen to GBP26.0 million.

Shares in Supermarket Income REIT - which is headquartered in London - were up 0.6% at 107.16 pence on Wednesday.

By Dayo Laniyan; dayolaniyan@alliancenews.com

Copyright 2019 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

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