Ifix trails the market and closes with gains of 0.17%; FII RECT11 is a high profile

The IFIX – an index that includes the most traded real estate funds on B3 – closed this session on Wednesday (6th) on an increase of 0.17%, to 2,788 points. The REC Renda Imobiliária fund (RECT11) topped the list of the biggest risers of the trading session, with an increase of 1.52%. Check out the rest of today’s highlights throughout the IFI Center.

The net value of real estate funds increased for the fourth consecutive month and reached R$189 billion in May, the highest value in history according to the latest monthly bulletin B3, published this Tuesday (5).

According to the report, the number recorded in the fifth month of 2022 surpassed the all-time high of BRL 179 billion recorded in April.

Also according to the monthly bulletin of the Stock Exchange, the market value of real estate funds between April and May remained at R$143 billion.

Last month, the FII market gained 38,504 new individual investors. Now, according to bulletin B3, 1.712 million Brazilians invest in real estate funds.

Over the past two months, CPF participation in the real estate fund investor base has remained at 73.8%. Institutional investors come next with 19.9%. In relation to the volume traded, the participation of individuals also remained at 67.5% in May.

Between May and June, the average daily volume of FII transactions in 2022 increased from R$242 million to R$237 million. Last year the average was 269 million reais, the highest in history in the annual comparison.

The stock market study also compared Ifix’s performance with key stock market indicators. In the last 12 months, ending in June, the Ifix recorded a high of 1.5%, compared to a decline of 22.3% for the Ibovespa. Last month, the FIIs index fell 0.9%, while the Ibovespa plunged 11.5% over the period.

Source: B3

Discover the step-by-step guide to living off your income with FII and receive your first rent in your account in the next few weeks, without having to be a landlord, in a free course.

The highest peaks of this Wednesday (6)

Biggest victims of this Wednesday (6):

Source: B3

Giro Imobiliário: inflation in Brazil among the highest in the G-20; Multiplan shopping center sales are on the rise

Brazil has fourth highest inflation among G-20 countries, says OECD

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) published a report this Tuesday 5, which shows that Brazil’s annual inflation in May is among the highest in the world, exceeding the average of international organizations, such as the OECD’s own and the G-7 and the G-20.

Despite decelerating from 1.06% in April to 0.47% in May, the national broad index of consumer prices (IPCA), Brazil’s official measure of inflation, has accumulated 11.7% in 12 months, according to data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Geography. Statistics (IBGE).

Inflation in the 38 member countries of the OECD, as measured by the consumer price index (CPI), reached 9.6% in May this year, compared to 9.2% the previous month. “This represents the largest price increase since August 1988,” the report said.

Also according to the document, the rise in inflation in the OECD area has been largely driven by food and energy prices.

Sales of Multiplan shopping centers (MULT3) increased by 64.5% in the 2nd quarter

After the market closed, Multiplan (MULT3) presented operational data for the second quarter of 2022 and reports a 64.5% growth in sales at company-operated shopping centers, compared to the same period l last year. The volume, which reached BRL 4.9 billion, is also 28.8% higher than in the second quarter of 2019, the year before the start of the pandemic.

According to Multiplan, 13 shopping centers posted double-digit growth compared to 2Q19, representing an increase of nearly R$1 billion in sales volume for these units. The VillageMall stands out, with a 59% increase between periods. Parkshopping Canoas achieved sales of R$173.6 million, up 45.3% compared to 2Q19. And MorumbiShopping, with an increase of 40.8%.

The average occupancy rate of Multiplan’s shopping malls recorded a growth of 30 basis points compared to the first quarter of this year, rising to 95.1% over the period.

For Credit Suisse, the manager’s operational outlook was strong, as expected. “Multiplan was able to support its rental development, supported by solid sales figures. The operational overview indicates a positive outcome ahead,” the bank’s analysts wrote.

Discover the step-by-step guide to living off your income with FII and receive your first rent in your account in the next few weeks, without having to be a landlord, in a free course.

Related