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I R I S H R E S I D E N T I A L P R O P E R T I E S R E I T p l c INVEST INVESTOR OR PRESENTATION N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 7 D I S C L A I M E R Cautionary Statements This presentation has been prepared by Irish Residential Properties REIT
I R I S H R E S I D E N T I A L P R O P E R T I E S R E I T p l c N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 7
D I S C L A I M E R
Cautionary Statements
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I N T RO D U C T I O N
Agenda
Profile Highlights Reasons to invest in I•RES Performance Review Positive Outlook Appendix 1 Appendix 2
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I N T RO D U C T I O N
Profile
Provide shareholders with sustainable, long-term and growing dividends. Grow income and net asset value
Mission
Professionally managed by CAPREIT’s Irish subsidiary, IRES Fund Management Limited, I•RES has brought professional apartment management to Ireland
Management
The focus of I•RES is the Irish residential rental sector
Focus
Portfolio of 2,450 apartments High quality, well-maintained, wtd. avg. age 9.3 years(1)
Portfolio
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017, not including the Maple
I•RES became a REIT and completed an initial offering of €200 million in April 2014, followed by an offering of €215 million completed in March 2015 4
Highlights
Strong
ating results lts suppor porte ted d by y strong
ma market t fundame damentals ntals
rental growth
Del eliv ivering ering sha hareholder reholder va valu lue e thr hrou
gh stab able le gr growi
ng div ividends idends
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Com
pletion n of
accr cretiv etive e development elopment
apartments at Beacon South Quarter in July 2017 (now known as “The Maple”)
apartments at The Maple are fully
Reasons to Invest in I•RES
Susta staina inable ble Growing ing Yie ields lds In Innovativ vative e and Hands s on Bu Busi sines ness s Model del Ac Accretiv retive e Dev evel elopm
ents and Sele lectiv ctive e Ac Acquisi uisitions tions Strong
Real l Est state ate Fundamental damentals
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R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Innovative and Hands on Business Model
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R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Proven Investment Manager
IRES Fund Management, an Irish subsidiary of CAPREIT, is the company’s investment manager. ABOUT CAPREIT Founded in 1997, one of first Canadian REITs High returns in rent controlled environment 49,075 apartments and land lease sites coast-to-coast in Canada(1) 912 employees(1) Available and experienced support for IRES 10 Regional offices in Canada(1) 46 experienced staff in Dublin office(1) Strong systems and personnel support Fully aligned with IRES shareholders 15.7% ownership interest Management fees of 3% of gross rents and 0.5% of NAV (full summary in Appendix 2)
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017
S&P/TSX Index & CAPREIT total return 8
TSX REIT1 CAPREIT TSX
Sustainable Growing Dividends
Residential sector with high quality assets give long-term, sustainable and steady returns
Sustained rental growth being achieved in the Dublin residential lettings market + Strong development pipeline for IRES = Growing dividends for IRES
1 2 3 4 5 6 2015 2016 2017 H1
Divid vidends ends Per r Share re (cents ts)
Dividends Per Share(cents)
(Interim Dividend)
13.1M 1.8M
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3.15 4.90 2.50 +55.6% .6%
R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Current Portfolio
Excell llent ent locatio ations ns in Dublin in
Convenient transportation, with most properties located near the LUAS rail system
Super erior ior Neighb ghbourhoo
ature res
In close proximity to many retail
such as Microsoft and Amazon
Amaz azing ng Amenit ities ies
Playgrounds and beautiful gardens are in abundance
Modern property portfolio with weighted average age of 9.3 years(1) 10
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017
R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Accretive Planned Development
Opportunity to add approximately 530(1) apartments at currently-owned IRES properties New apartments can be built at lower cost than market
built (parking, etc.) Infill and conversion opportunities
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017, subject to planning and any other approvals. Not including the 68 apartments completed at The Maple.
11 Planning applications being prepared at various sites An Bord Pleanála (the Irish Planning Board) upheld the County Council’s rejection to building 456 apartments at Rockbrook Preliminary alternative designs are in progress and will be resubmitted through ‘fast track’ planning process. Estimated delay of 5 to 6 months
First Intensification Development
68 apartments at block B2B (Beacon South Quarter), Sandyford Dublin 18 completed on 12 July 2017
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Annualised passing rent of c. €1.64 million, generating a gross yield of c. 8.4% Fully leased with commencement dates at the end of July and August 12
R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Hansfield Wood Transaction
The Hansfield transaction is the first step towards achieving one of our new strategies, which is to look at areas outside the Dublin City Centre that are primarily focused on family living and that meet the following criteria:
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R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
99 residential units at Hansfield Wood, Ongar Road, Dublin 15
Paypal, Xerox, Amazon, and Connolly Memorial Hospital
Train Station
excluding other transaction costs) for the 4.5 acre development site
land)
Hansfield Wood Transaction
The Hansfield Wood transaction represents the first step in the new strategy to develop the asset base through partnerships with local residential developers to deliver homes at accretive yields. Hansfield Wood reflects this new growth strategy to build the portfolio with a focus on houses and apartments in commuter markets outside of Central Dublin which meet the following criteria:
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R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Strong Real Estate Fundamentals
being applied on employee compensation
Growing Irish Economy
for many years
rental sector
Significant Supply/Demand Imbalance Favourable Interest Rate Environment
(compounded) rental increases
rentals on new constructions
(same as new construction)
legislation will cease to apply in a rent pressure zone when the next two year review takes place , thereafter annual rent review will apply
Strong Rental Growth Opportunities
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R E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Strengthening Irish Economy
3.3% 3.3% 6.9% 5.7% 9.0% 3.3% 2.8% 0.0% 1.0% 2.0% 3.0% 4.0% 5.0% 6.0% 7.0% 8.0% 9.0% 10.0% 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017F 2018FTotal employment ('000) Unemployment rate (%)
Strong 2017 GNP growth and forecast for 2018 and 2019 Unemployment is dropping
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Source: Central Statistics Office, Central Bank of Ireland Source: Central Statistics OfficeR E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Population Growth
Population growth is supportive by the highest birth rate in Europe
4,4 ,450 4,5 ,500 4,5 ,550 4,6 ,600 4,6 ,650 4,7 ,700 4,7 ,750 4,8 ,800 2011 2011 2012 2012 2013 2013 2014 2014 2015 2015 2016 2016Population (in thousands)
Growing Irish population
20.1 18.8 21 30.7 42.4 51.7 52.9
20 2011 11 20 2012 12 20 2013 13 20 2014 14 20 2015 15 20 2016 16 20 2017 17
Change in Population (in thousands)
Births Deaths Immigrants Emigrants Net Population Change17
Source: Central Statistics Office Source: Central Statistics OfficeR E A S O N S TO I N V E S T I N I R E S
Supply and Demand Imbalance
Housing ing re required ired 2014 14–2018 2018 5 year ar peri riod Housing ing completio letions ns 2016 16 Significant supply / demand imbalance Increasing apartment sector
employers
highest birth rate in Europe)
eight months of 2017 is 3,696
Du Dublin lin
4,234(1) 35,433(2)
Note: (1) Source: Department of Housing (2) Source: Economic and Social Research Institute, Construction Industry Federation (3) Defined as Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown, Fingal, South Dublin, and Dublin
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GRAND CENTRAL – SANDYFORD, DUBLIN 18
Performance Review
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P E R F O R M A N C E R E V I E W
Strong Operating Performance
Period Ended (6 Months) 30 June 2017 30 June 2016
Revenue from Investment Properties(€,000)
21,666 17,890
Net Rental Income (€,000)
17,134 14,030
Profit (€,000)
31,024 24,700
Basic Earnings Per Share (cents)
7.4 5.9
EPRA Earnings Per Share (cents)
2.8 2.2
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P E R F O R M A N C E R E V I E W
Portfolio Performance
As at 30 June 2017 30 June 2016
Occupancy 98.8% 98.3% Average Monthly Rent(1) €1,459 €1,399 Gross Yield 6.6% 6.5% Number of Apartments Acquired in the Period
Total Number of Apartments 2,381 2,288
(1) Average monthly rent for stabilised residential properties owned by the Company as of 30 June 2016 up 4.6% as at 30 June 2017 compared to 30 June 2016
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P E R F O R M A N C E R E V I E W
Strong Financial Position
As At 30 June 2017 31 Dec 2016
Net Assets €480.3M €469.6M EPRA Net Assets €480.4M €469.6M Basic & EPRA NAV per share (cents per share) (1) 115.1 112.5 Group Total Gearing 32.1% 31.3%
(1) Dividends paid in March 2017 relating to the 2016 accounting period reduced NAV per share by 4.9 cents (2) Based on a target gearing of 45%
As At 30 June 2017
Acquisition / Development Capacity (2)
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Sus ustai tainabl nable e Grow
ing Div ivide idends nds
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Positive Outlook
Str trong
Real l Estate state Fun undamentals mentals
rowin ing g Iri rish Econom
gnific ican ant t Supply ply an and Deman and d Imbal alan ance ce 23
Int nten ensification sification and nd Ac Accr cretiv etive e Developments elopments
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Property Locations
9 4 5 6 2 5 1 11 13 14 20 3 15 16 6 8 7 Property # of Residential Units(1) 1 Bakers Yard 85 2 Beacon South Quarter 225 3 Bessboro 40 4 Camac Crescent 90 5 Charlestown 235 6 City Square 23 7 Coldcut Park 90 8 Elmpark Green 201 9 Grande Central 65 10 Kings Court 83 11 Lansdowne Gate 224 12 Priorsgate 103 13 Rockbrook Grande Central 81 14 Rockbrook South Central 189 15 Tallaght Cross West 442 16 The Forum 8 17 The Laurels 19 18 The Maple 68 19 The Marker 84 20 Tyrone Court 95 21 Hansfield Wood (under construction) 99 (1) As at 15 November 2017
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High Quality Portfolio
Property Location
Location Year Built Date Acquired # apartments
Total # of apartments(1) (7) Value as at 30 June 2017(1) Commercial space owned (sqm)(1) Average mthly rent per apt.(1) (2) (3) Occupancy (1) (2)
1 Kings Court Smithfield 2006 10 Sep 2013 83 83 €20.2m 566 € 1,359 98.8% 2 Grande Central(4) Sandyford 2007 10 Sep 2013 65(2) 195 € 21.9m
98.5% 3 Priorsgate Tallaght 2007 10 Sep 2013 103 199 € 20.2m 2,538 € 1,111 98.1% 4 Camac Crescent Inchicore 2008 10 Sep 2013 90 110 € 19.9m
98.9% 5 The Laurels Tallaght 2007 27 Jun 2014 19 19 € 3.4m 190 € 1,208 100.0% 6 The Marker Docklands 2012 18 Jul 2014 84 105 € 59.2m 1,218 € 2,600 95.2% 7 BSQ(5) Sandyford 2007/2008 07 Oct 2014 225(5) 850 € 84.0m 2,395 € 1,708 96.9% 8 Charlestown Finglas 2007 07 Oct 2014 235 285 € 58.8m
100.0% 9 Bakers Yard Dublin 2007/2008 07 Oct 2014 85 132 € 21.6m 792 € 1,393 100.0% 10 Lansdowne Gate Drimnagh 2005 07 Oct 2014 224 280 € 64.9m
99.6% 11 Rockbrook Grande Central(4) Sandyford 2007 31 Mar 2015 81 195 € 29.0m 3,529 € 1,570 100.0% 12 Rockbrook South Central Sandyford 2007 31 Mar 2015 189 224 € 73.1m 1,136 € 1,582 99.5% 13 Tyrone Court Inchicore 2014 05 Jun 2015 95 131 € 24.0m
94.7% 14 Bessboro Terenure 2008 11 Dec 2015 40 40 € 12.6m
95.0% 15 Tallaght Cross West Tallaght 2008 15 Jan 2016 442 507 € 86.4m 18,344 € 1,217 99.5% 16 Forum Sandyford 2007 17 Feb 2016 8 127 € 2.4m
100.0% 17 City Square Gloucester St 2006 7 Apr 2016 23 27 € 6.0m 57 € 1,573 100.0% 18 Elmpark Green Merrion 2006 25 May 2016 201 332 € 61.3m
99.5% 19 Coldcut Park Clondalkin 2012 31 Aug 2016 89 93 € 19.8m
100.0%
Total properties owned as at 30 June 2017 2,381 €688.7m 30,765 €1,459 (6) 98.8%(6)
20 The Maple(8) Sandyford 2017 N/A 68 N/A € 27.5m
N/A
Total investment properties owned as at 17 July 2017 2,449 €716.2m 30,765 €1,459 (6) 98.8%(6) Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 (2) Based on residential apartments. (3) Average monthly rent (AMR) is defined as actual monthly residential rents, net of vacancies, as at the stated date, divided by the total number of apartments owned in the property. (4) Total number of owned apartments at Grande Central as of 30 June 2017 is 146. (5)Includes eight additional apartments purchased on 6 November 2015. (6)Weighted average, by number of apartments owned. (7)Total number of apartments in the development. (8)Commenced first phase development of in February 2016 and completed 12 July 2017.
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North Portland Street, Dublin, Dublin 1
Bakers Yard
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007/ 07/200 2008 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 85 85 Total al # of apartments: tments: 132 132 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €21.6m .6m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €1.5m 5m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,393 393 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 100.0 .0% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 792 792 sqm (8,525 525 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 13 13 Two Bedroo
m: 60 60 Three Bedroom:
12 12 Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
suburban rail station with access to the LUAS, DART, suburban rail services
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
Property Features
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Beacon South Quarter, Sandyford, Dublin 18
Beacon South Quarter
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007/ 07/200 2008 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 225 225 Total al # of apartments: tments: 850 850 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €84.0m .0m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €5.4m 4m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,708 708 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 96.9% 9% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 2,395 95 sqm (25,777 ,777 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 26 26 Two Bedroo
m: 173 173 Three Bedroom:
26 26 Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Property Features
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Bessboro, Terenure, Dublin 6
Bessboro
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2008 08 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 40 40 Total al # of apartments: tments: 40 40 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €12.6m .6m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €0.7m 7m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,522 522 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 95.0% 0% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: n/a Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 6 Two Bedroo
m: 32 32 Three Bedroom:
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Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Turvey Avenue, Inchicore, Dublin 8
Camac Crescent
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2008 08 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 90 90 Total al # of apartments: tments: 110 110 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €19.9m .9m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €1.4m 4m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,293 293 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 98.9% 9% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: n/a Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 21 21 Two Bedroo
m: 49 49 Three Bedroom:
20 20 Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Property Features
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Charlestown Place, Finglas, Dublin 11
Charlestown
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007 07 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 235 235 Total al # of apartments tments: 285 285 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €58.8m .8m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €3.7m 7m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,311 311 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 100.0% .0% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: n/a Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 36 36 Two Bedroo
m: 164 164 Three Bedroom:
35 35 Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Property Features
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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City Square, Gloucester Street, Dublin 2
City Square
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2006 06 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 23 23 Total al # of apartments: tments: 27 27 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €6.0m 0m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: : €0.4m 4m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,573 573 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 100.0 .0% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 57 57 sqm (613 3 sq. ft.) .) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 15 15 Two Bedroo
m: 8 Three Bedroom:
Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Street, Custom House Quay and O’Connell Bridge
DART
colleges & universities, business and office hubs
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Coldcut Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Coldcut Park
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2012 12 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 89 89 Total al # of apartments: tments: 93 93 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €19.8m .8m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: : €1.5m 5m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,378 378 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 100.0% .0% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: n/a Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 18 18 Two Bedroo
m: 21 21 Three Bedroom:
33 33 Four Bedroom:
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Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Shopping Centre
Orchard railway station, 5.4km to LUAS red line, close to M50 motorway
Applegreen, C&C Group plc and Diageo
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Elmpark, Merrion Road, Dublin 4
Elmpark Green
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2006 06 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 201 201 Total al # of apartments: tments: 332 332 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: : €61.3m .3m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: : €3.6m 6m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,500 500 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 99.5% 5% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: n/a Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 101 101 Two Bedroo
m: 96 96 Three Bedroom:
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Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
integrated appliances
decking Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Centres)
Union Sports Club and Blackrock Park on its doorstep
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Rockbrook, Sandyford , Dublin 18
Grande Central
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007 07 # of apartments tments owned: d: 65 65 Total al # of apartments: tments: 195 195 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €21.9m .9m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €1.3m 3m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,608 608 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 98.5% 5% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: n/a Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 10 10 Two Bedroo
m: 34 34 Three Bedroom:
21 21 Buildi lding g Featur atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
the area
Property Features
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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North King Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7
Kings Court
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2006 06 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 83 83 Total al # of apartments: tments: 83 83 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €20.2m .2m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: € 1.4m m (annuali alised) sed) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,359 359 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 98.8% 8% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 566 566 sqm (6,092 092 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 25 25 Two Bedroo
m: 54 54 Three Bedroom:
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Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Smithfield Market, Phoenix Park and Rotunda Hospital
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Lansdowne Gate, Drimnagh, Dublin 12
Lansdowne Gate
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2005 05 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 224 224 Total al # of apartments: tments: 280 280 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €64.9m .9m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €4.1m 1m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,528 528 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 99.6% 6% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: n/a Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 23 23 Two Bedroo
m: 146 146 Three Bedroom:
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Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
features, seating areas, landscaped river garden and feature suspension cable pedestrian bridge
equipment for adults Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Bluebell Redline LUAS stop
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Greenhills Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Priorsgate
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007 07 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 103 103 Total al # of apartments: tments: 199 199 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €20.2m .2m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €1.5m 5m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,111 111 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 98. 98.1% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 2,538sq 38sqm m (27,316 ,316 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 49 49 Two Bedroo
m: 48 48 Three Bedroom:
5 Four Bedroom:
1 Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
the area
Property Features
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Rockbrook, Sandyford, Dublin 18
Rockbrook Grande Central
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007 07 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 81 81 Total al # of apartments: tments: 195 195 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €29.0m .0m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €1.8m 8m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,570 570 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 100.0% .0% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 3,529 29 sqm (37,986 ,986 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 13 13 Two Bedroo
m: 65 65 Three Bedroom:
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Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
the area
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Rockbrook, Sandyford, Dublin 18
Rockbrook South Central
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007 07 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 189 189 Total al # of apartments: tments: 224 224 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €73.1m .1m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €3.6m 6m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,582 582 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 99.5% 5% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 1,136 36 sqm (12,228 ,228 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 33 33 Two Bedroo
m: 138 138 Three Bedroom:
18 18
Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
the area
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Tallaght Cross West, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Tallaght Cross West
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2008 08 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 442 442 Total al # of apartments: tments: 507 507 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: : €86.4m .4m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: : €7.1m 1m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,217 217 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 99.5% 5% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 18,344 344 sqm (197,453 7,453 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 161 161 Two Bedroo
m: 237 237 Three Bedroom:
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Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Shopping Centre, and Tallaght IT (3rd level education institute)
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Forum, Sandyford, Dublin 18
The Forum
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007 07 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 8 Total al # of apartments: tments: 127 127 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: : €2.4m 4m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: : €0.2m 2m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,709 709 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 100.0 .0% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: n/a Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 1 Two Bedroo
m: 7 Three Bedroom:
Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
centre, M50 and airport
Ireland, Reservoir House and the LUAS Green line
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Main Street, Tallaght, Dublin 24
The Laurels
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2007 07 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 19 19 Total al # of apartments: tments: 19 19 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €3.4m 4m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €0.3m 3m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,208 208 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 100.0% .0% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 190 190 sqm (2,045 045 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 4 Two Bedroo
m: 13 13 Three Bedroom:
2 Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
Technology
Property Features
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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The Maple
Property Details
Year Built: lt: 2017 17 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 68 68 Total al # of apartments: tments: 68 68 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €27.5m .5m Expect cted ed passin sing g rent(1): €1.6m 6m (annual alised) ised) Expect cted ed AMR R per per apartm tmen ent(1): €2,005 005 Expect cted ed Occupancy pancy(1)
(1):
100% 100% Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 4 Two Bedroo
m: 55 55 Three Bedroom:
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Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
such as the M50 interchange
Note: (1) As at 31 August 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Beacon South Quarter, Sandyford, Dublin 18
Grand Canal Square, Docklands, Dublin, Dublin 2
The Marker
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2012 12 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 84 84 Total al # of apartments: tments: 105 105 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €59.2m .2m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €3.0m 0m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €2,600 600 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 95.2% 2% Co Commerci mercial al Area: a: 1,218 18 sqm (13,111 ,111 sq. ft.) Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: Two Bedroo
m: 84 84 Three Bedroom:
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
and Croke Park and Grafton Street
Docklands
Property Features
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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Tyrone Court, Inchicore, Dublin 8
Tyrone Court
Property Details(1)
Year Built: lt: 2014 14 # of apartmen tments ts owned: d: 95 95 Total al # of apartments: tments: 131 131 Valu luat atio ion n as at 30 June: €24.0m .0m Passing sing rent as at 30 June: €1.6m 6m (annual alised) ised) AMR per apartm tment nt as at 30 June: €1,405 405 Occupan ancy y as at 30 June: 94.7% Apartm rtment nt Breakdo down: wn: One Bedroo
m: 23 23 Two Bedroo
m: 62 62 Three Bedroom:
3 Three Bedroom
ex: 4
Property Features
Buildi lding g Featu atures: es:
Neighbour ghbourhood hood Featu tures es:
the area
Note: (1) As at 30 June 2017 AMR = Average monthly rent per apartment
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I R I S H R E S I D E N T I A L P R O P E R T I E S R E I T p l c A P P E N D I X 2
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I R I S H R E S I D E N T I A L P RO P E RT I E S R E I T p l c
Strong Board
Margaret Sweeney – I•RES CEO & Executive Director
Dublin City University
David Ehrlich – Non-Executive Director, President and CEO of CAPREIT (Investment Manager Nominee)
Canada, including the formation of CAPREIT
Declan Moylan – Independent Non-Executive Chairman
Practice Group
in establishing headquarters in or entering the market in Ireland
I R I S H R E S I D E N T I A L P RO P E RT I E S R E I T p l c
Strong Board
Phillip Burns – Non-Executive Director
transactions in Europe and Former Managing Director at Terra Firma Capital Partners
transactions with an aggregate value of over €20.0 billion, with over 70% centred around real estate
49 Joan Garahy – Independent Non-Executive Director
Limited) and Director of Investments at HC Financial Services
Aidan O’Hogan – Independent Non-Executive and Senior Independent Director
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Management Arrangements Summary
ES Fund”), an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of CAPREIT, became authorised as an AIFM on 28 October 2015.
the Company and IRES Fund (the “IMA MA”) was to take effect after IRES Fund became authorised by the Central Bank as an alternative investment fund manager (“AIF IFM”) under the AIFM Regulations and continue for an initial term of 5 years from such date.
IRES Fund was appointed as the AIFM as of 1 November 2015.
agement t Fee”) equal to 0.5%
(1) and 3% of gross rental income to IRES Fund. This is the total
fee to the Company.
marketing, IT and other services to IRES Fund pursuant to the terms of a services agreement. The fees
Fees.
incentive plan
Notes: (1) The Company’s Asset Management NAV is the figure used for the purpose of calculating the annual fees under the AIFM agreement and the IMA, which from January to June in each year is based on the prior 31 December independent valuation adjusted for acquisitions and/or disposals in January to June of that year, and which from July to December in each year is based on the prior 30 June independent and/or Board valuation (as applicable) adjusted for acquisition and/or disposals in July to December of that year.
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