SDDS Wiring-Guide

Lease expiries (based on rent)

The aggregate of the undiscounted contracted annual rent (lease payments to be received) for lease contract that expire (or are subjected to tenant break options) within the respective year). For residential properties, details around number of units may be added in the comment box.

Lease expiries: 1-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the first year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 10-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the tenth year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 10-year+ rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the tenth-plus year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 2-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the second year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 3-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the third year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 4-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the fourth year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 5-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the fifth year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 6-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the sixth year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 7-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the seventh year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 8-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the eighth year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Lease expiries: 9-year rolling rent

Represents the annual rent expiring in the ninth year after the financial reporting year (see #9.12)

Legal vehicle structure

Indicate the legal vehicle structure from the drop-down selection.