Akelius Residential Property (AKEL) Q2 2023 earnings summary
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Q2 2023 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Residential portfolio fair value €6,156m at 30 Jun 2023, across 10 cities and 19,588 apartments; 98% residential.
H1 like-for-like rental income growth was 12.1% and net operating income growth was 17.4%; real vacancy was 1.1%.
Financial highlights
H1 2023 like-for-like rental income growth of 12.1%, compared with 11.9% in 2022.
H1 2023 like-for-like NOI growth of 17.4%, compared with 18.9% in 2022.
Cash sources exceeded cash uses by €2,158m as at 30 Jun 2023.
Outlook and guidance
Strategy focuses on metropolitan cities with high population growth, central locations, stable revenue growth and long-term value growth with limited downside risk.
Portfolio emphasis remains on attractive locations and lower vacancy risk through geographic diversification.
Latest events from Akelius Residential Property
- LFL NOI grew 18% as property values fell 9.4% and LTV rose to 42%.AKEL
Q4 2023 - A €6.02bn residential portfolio combined 2.6% vacancy with €6.52bn liquidity.AKEL
Q4 2021 - LFL NOI rose 19.4%, with 1.1% real vacancy and LTV at 34%.AKEL
Q1 2024 - H1 rental and NOI growth coincided with lower debt and a €77 million continuing-operations loss.AKEL
Q2 2022 - Rental growth and acquisitions lifted operations; revaluations drove a €58m loss.AKEL
Q1 2022 - Rental growth rose as low vacancy and 13% LTV supported a €7.0bn portfolio.AKEL
Q3 2022 - Rental growth and lower leverage amid a EUR 25 million loss from property revaluations.AKEL
Q3 2024 - Strong rental and NOI growth despite a €58m net loss from revaluations and financial items.AKEL
Q2 2024 - Like-for-like NOI grew 14.3%, with 1.9% real vacancy and 36% LTV.AKEL
Q4 2024