Group 1: Industry Dynamics - The Southern Runze Technology Data Center REIT reported a public subscription of 28.616 billion shares with a final confirmation ratio of 0.3145% and a subscription coverage multiple of 317.95 times [2][8] - The Southern Wanguo Data Center REIT had approximately 40,300 public investors with an effective subscription of 32.914 billion shares, a confirmation ratio of 0.2198%, and a coverage multiple of 455.03 times [2][8] Group 2: Primary Market - As of July 18, 2025, the total issuance scale of listed REITs reached 177.1 billion yuan, with 68 REITs issued [9] Group 3: Market Performance - During the week of July 14-18, 2025, the CSI REITs total return index increased by 0.06%, while the total REITs index rose by 0.01% [3][18] - The total REITs index underperformed the CSI 300 index by 1.08 percentage points and the CSI All Bond index by 0.09 percentage points [3][18] - The top-performing REITs included the China Merchants Science and Technology REIT (+3.05%), Huaxia Jinmao Commercial REIT (+2.24%), and Zhongjin Hubei Keti Guanggu REIT (+2.08%) [3][18] Group 4: Liquidity - The total trading volume of REITs decreased, with a total turnover of 496 million yuan, down 9.9% from the previous week [4][38] - The largest category by trading volume was park infrastructure REITs, accounting for 22.8% of the total [4][38] Group 5: Correlation - The correlation coefficients between the CSI REITs index and various indices over the past 20 days showed a negative correlation with the CSI 1000 index (-0.623) and a positive correlation with the CSI All Bond index (0.715) [31] - The internal correlation among different REIT categories indicated strong relationships, particularly between park infrastructure and warehouse logistics REITs [32]

REIT Performance Overview - In June, REITs achieved an average total return of +2.56%, but underperformed compared to broader market indices such as NASDAQ (+6.6%), S&P 500 (+5.1%), and Dow Jones (+4.5%) [1] - The Vanguard Real Estate ETF (VNQ) underperformed the average REIT in June (+0.69% vs. +2.56%) but has outperformed year-to-date (+2.01% vs. -5.65%) [1] - The spread between 2025 FFO multiples of large cap REITs (17.6x) and small cap REITs (13.3x) narrowed, with large caps contracting by 0.2 turns and small caps expanding by 0.4 turns [1] Property Type Performance - 72.22% of REIT property types averaged positive returns in June, with an 11.07% total return spread between the best (Office +7.60%) and worst (Self-Storage -3.47%) performing property types [5][6] - Over the first half of 2025, large cap REITs outperformed small caps by 581 basis points, while micro cap REITs (+7.19%) outperformed larger peers in June [3] Year-to-Date Performance - The average year-to-date total return for REITs in 2025 is -5.65%, which is worse than the -3.86% return for the REIT sector in the first half of 2024 [12] - Health Care (+8.98%) and Casinos (+7.35%) were the top performers over the first half of the year, while Hotel (-15.35%), Office (-15.27%), and Shopping Center REITs (-13.66%) struggled with double-digit declines [7][10] Price/FFO Metrics - The average P/FFO for the REIT sector increased from 13.6x to 13.7x in June, with 50% of property types experiencing multiple expansion [8] - Data Centers (27.6x), Land (24x), and Multifamily (23x) currently trade at the highest average multiples among REIT property types, while Hotels (6.3x), Offices (8.9x), and Malls (9.1x) have single-digit FFO multiples [8][9] Individual Securities Performance - Wheeler REIT (WHLR) led the sector in June with a return of +52.26%, but has the worst total return in the first half of 2025 at -98.72% [10] - Presidio Property Trust (SQFT) closed the first half of the year with a -34.62% year-to-date total return, having regained compliance with NASDAQ's minimum bid price requirement through a reverse stock split [11] Dividend Yield Insights - High dividend yields are a significant attraction for investors in the REIT sector, with many REITs trading below their NAV, resulting in attractive yields [15]

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Core Insights - Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. (ARE) has signed a 16-year lease for 466,598 rentable square feet (RSF), marking the largest life science lease in its 31-year history [1][10] - The lease is with a long-term multinational pharmaceutical tenant and is part of a build-to-suit research hub located at Campus Point in San Diego [1][10] Group 1: Lease and Development - The new research hub aims for 100% electrification and is targeting LEED Gold Core & Shell and Fitwel certifications, with construction set to begin in 2026 and completion expected in 2028 [3][10] - Campus Point currently has 1.3 million RSF in operation, with a 98.8% occupancy rate, and has potential for future development to expand to approximately 2.6 million RSF, representing a 420% growth since its initial acquisition [5][10] Group 2: Market Position and Strategy - Alexandria has established itself as a leader in life science real estate since its founding in 1994, focusing on creating a unique Megacampus ecosystem that supports a diverse tenant base [4][7] - The company caters to a wide range of high-quality tenants, including multinational pharmaceutical firms and biotechnology companies, although it remains sensitive to changes in the life science and technology sectors [8] Group 3: Future Outlook - The active development and redevelopment pipeline is seen as a positive for long-term growth, but it also presents challenges such as rising construction costs and lease-up concerns amid macroeconomic uncertainty [9]

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Investment Rating - The report maintains a rating of "Add" for the industry [6] Core Insights - The C-REITs market is experiencing a correction, with the overall market capitalization of listed REITs approximately at 205.16 billion yuan, and an average market cap of about 3 billion yuan per REIT [3][13] - The report highlights the performance of various REIT sectors, noting that ecological and logistics REITs have seen smaller declines compared to larger drops in affordable housing and industrial park REITs [3][13] - The report anticipates a continued warming of the REIT market in 2025 due to a low interest rate environment and macroeconomic recovery, suggesting that timing will be crucial for secondary market investments [5] Summary by Sections REITs Index Performance - The CSI REITs total return index fell by 1.12% this week, closing at 876.6 points, while the total return index for REITs also decreased by 1.12%, closing at 1103.9 points [1][11] - Year-to-date, the CSI REITs total return index has increased by 14.05%, ranking third among various indices [2][11] REITs Secondary Market Performance - The secondary market for C-REITs showed a correction this week, with an average decline of 1.54% across 68 listed REITs, where 8 increased and 60 decreased [3][13] - The ecological and logistics sectors experienced the least decline, while affordable housing and industrial park sectors faced the largest drops [3][13] REITs Valuation Performance - The internal rate of return (IRR) for listed REITs shows significant differentiation, with the top three being Huaxia China Communications REIT (11.1%), Ping An Guangzhou Guanghe REIT (10.7%), and Zhongjin Anhui Jiaokong REIT (8.2%) [5] - The price-to-net asset value (P/NAV) ratio ranges from 0.7 to 1.9, with Zhongjin Xiamen Anju REIT at 1.9 being the highest [5]

Core Insights - The report indicates that the manufacturing sector is expected to have the highest earnings growth, while the TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications) sector is anticipated to show the most significant improvement in performance [2] - The light industry, non-ferrous metals, and non-bank financial sectors are projected to have high earnings growth in their mid-year reports, whereas the construction materials, electronics, and telecommunications sectors are expected to show substantial performance improvements [2] Industry Research - The autonomous logistics vehicle market is expected to exceed 10 billion yuan by 2030, driven by the complete commercialization of autonomous logistics vehicles, which are set to reshape urban delivery ecosystems [6] - The insurance sector is likely to benefit from the new long-cycle assessment requirements, which will allow insurance companies to invest more aggressively in the market by smoothing out short-term performance fluctuations [7] - The oil and petrochemical sector is experiencing a rebound in oil prices due to increased demand and OPEC+ production adjustments, with Brent and WTI crude oil prices rising by 3.1% and 3.4% respectively [9] - The basic chemical sector is expected to see a recovery in organic silicon prices following the closure of a major production facility by Dow Chemical, which will reduce supply in Europe [10] - The livestock sector is showing signs of recovery with improved pig prices and a long-term upward trend in profitability expected [11] - The copper industry is facing potential supply pressures due to changes in U.S. tariffs and inventory flows, with investment recommendations focusing on several key companies [12] - The coal sector is expected to maintain stable supply and demand dynamics, with a positive outlook for coal prices during the summer peak [13] Company Research - China State Construction Engineering Corporation is highlighted for its competitive dividend yield compared to banks, with stable earnings growth and a strong order book, maintaining a "buy" rating [14] - TCL Technology is recognized for its improving display business profits, although its solar energy segment remains under pressure, leading to adjusted profit forecasts for 2025-2027 [15] - Sunny Optical Technology is expected to benefit from rising optical specifications and increased automotive lens shipments, with profit forecasts for 2025-2027 being raised [16][17] - Miao Ke Lan Duo is projected to achieve significant profit growth in the first half of 2025, driven by favorable cheese consumption trends, maintaining an "overweight" rating [18]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints - This week (July 7 - 11, 2025), the China Securities REITs Total Return Index closed at 1103.87 points, down 1.12% weekly, and the China Securities REITs (Closing) Index closed at 876.64 points, also down 1.12% weekly. The total market capitalization of 68 listed REITs projects in China's REITs market this week was 205.2 billion yuan, down 1.30% month - on - month. REITs underperformed compared to other major asset classes [1][9]. - In the secondary market, all seven REITs sectors declined, with the rental housing sector having the largest decline of 2.76%, and the energy facilities sector being relatively resilient. The industrial park sector was generally under pressure, with fluctuations in occupancy rates and rental prices [2]. - In the primary market, China Resources Commercial REIT plans a second expansion and acquisition of three Mixc projects in Hangzhou, Shenyang, and Zibo, which have good operations and stable cash flows [4]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Secondary Market 3.1.1 Price: Rental Housing with the Largest Decline - All seven REITs sectors declined, with rental housing dropping 2.76%. The 8 REITs in the rental housing sector all fell, with significant declines in CICC Xiamen Anju (-4.44%), Hongtu Innovation Shenzhen Anju (-3.76%), and China Asset Management China Resources Youchao (-3.59%) [2]. - The industrial park sector was generally under pressure, with reduced regional rental demand and intensified competition due to the "price - for - volume" strategy. Reasons for tenants reducing space or leaving included moving to self - owned premises, business difficulties, and normal turnover [2][18]. 3.1.2 Liquidity: Overall Trading Activity Declined - This week, the overall trading activity in the market decreased compared to last week. The average daily trading volume was 550 million yuan, the average daily trading volume was 120 million shares, and the average daily turnover rate was 0.59%, down 17.36%, 18.65%, and 0.15 percentage points respectively [2][24]. - The sectors with relatively high average daily turnover rates this week were municipal environmental protection (1.02%), rental housing (0.78%), and consumer facilities (0.65%), but the turnover rates of all sectors declined compared to last week [27]. 3.1.3 Valuation: Transportation, Warehousing, and Industrial Park Valuations in the Forefront - The decline of REITs this week led to valuation adjustments. In terms of ChinaBond valuation yields, the transportation (5.37%), warehousing logistics (4.97%), and industrial park (4.76%) sectors were in the forefront, with significant valuation differences among projects [36]. - From the perspective of cash distribution rates, the higher - distribution sectors among equity - type projects were transportation (4.30%), warehousing (4.03%), and consumer (3.70%), while the average distribution rate of rental housing was only 2.68% [36]. 3.2 Primary Market 3.2.1 China Resources Commercial REIT Plans a Second Expansion to Acquire Three Mixc Projects in Hangzhou, Shenyang, and Zibo - On July 8, China Resources Commercial REIT announced a plan for a second expansion and acquisition of infrastructure projects in Hangzhou Xiaoshan Mixc, Shenyang Changbai Mixc, and Zibo Mixc, expanding its coverage of consumer infrastructure in different cities [39][40]. - Mixc is one of China Resources Group's three major commercial product lines, targeting regional shopping centers in core areas of first - and second - tier cities and core locations of third - tier cities. The projects to be acquired have good operations and stable cash flows [40].