Granite REIT Announces Lease Extensions at its Properties in Graz, Austria
Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (NYSE:GRPU) has extended the leases for its Graz, Austria facilities, comprising 5.0 million square feet, for ten years until January 31, 2034. Starting February 1, 2024, the annual rent for the first five years will increase with the consumer price index, capped at 10%. These facilities represent approximately 8% of Granite's annual revenue. Based in Canada, Granite specializes in logistics, warehouse, and industrial properties across North America and Europe, managing 141 properties with around 58.8 million square feet of leasable area.
- Lease extension for Graz facilities secured until January 31, 2034.
- Potential for rental income growth with CPI-linked increases, capped at 10%.
- Graz facilities represent approximately 8% of annual revenue, ensuring stability.
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