Akelius Residential Property (AKEL) Q2 2024 earnings summary
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Q2 2024 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Residential portfolio fair value was €5,901m at 30 Jun 2024, down 4% year over year, with 19,887 apartments across the US, Canada and Europe; capitalization rate was 4.78%.
Rental income rose 7.9% to €176m and NOI rose 19.2% to €97m, with like-for-like growth of 7.6% and 18.7%, respectively; NOI margin was 55.4%.
EBITDA grew 24% to €90m; net loss was €58m, mainly due to negative revaluations and financial items.
Portfolio focus remained on central metropolitan locations; prime properties represented 60% of the portfolio.
Financial highlights
Rental income was €176m, versus €163m year over year; NOI was €97m, versus €82m.
EBITDA was €90m, versus €72m year over year; net loss improved to €58m from €69m.
Net asset value was €3,349m, down from €4,347m year over year.
Property investments were €79m, including a €67m Montreal acquisition; three Paris property sales generated €3m, and seven further Paris properties were signed for sale.
Segment performance
Fair value allocation: US 39%, Canada 37% and Europe 24%.
Portfolio location quality: prime 60%, mid 32% and entry 8%; luxury and discount categories were each 0%.
Europe recorded €19m NOI and a 2.0% property return; the US recorded €48m and 4.1%; Canada recorded €30m and 1.6%.
Montreal acquisition added 193 apartments.
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