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UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA Presentation to the Board of Directors International Studies 22 September 2018 CAN LISTED PROPERTY SHARES BE A SURROGATE FOR DIRECT PROPERTY INVESTMENT BEHAVIOR? ERES CONFERENCE 2010 - MILAN DGB Boshoff & CE Cloete 23 June 2010

Introduction Less than 5% of properties are sold in a given year, indicating that commercial properties transact once in every 20 years This leaves valuers with very little information to determine market values at specific times.

Objectives Relationship between property share prices and underlying asset values Compare short term fluctuations to company value Obtain driving forces of company growth Identify information that could be used to assist in property valuation

“The fundamental value of stocks is hard to measure, and moreover, if speculative bubbles last a long time, then even this fundamental relation may not be observed except in very long sample periods.” – Shiller, 2003

Correlation of accounting ratios with weighted average share prices of PLS companies:   Acucap Growth-point Hyprop Pang-bourne Redefine Resilient Vukile Combined Current ratio -.828* -.665* .066 .178 .292 -.467 .214 -.217 Debt-assets ratio -.850* -.618 -.788* -.966** -.941** -.620 -.938* -.600** Debt-equity ratio -.718 .044 -.609 -.930** -.615 -.617 -.881* -.163 Net profit margin -.123 -.354 .412 .657* .215 -.534 -.257 .253 Operating profit margin -.173 -.583 .354 .539 .370 -.445 -.273 .325* Quick ratio -.416 -.038 -.505 -.033 -.220 Return on assets -.480 -.748* -.092 -.058 -.043 -.761 -.521 -.052 Return on capital employed -.885** -.391 -.005 -.064 -.726* -.911* -.276* Return on equity -.846* -.676* -.829** -.733* -.715 -.777 .a -.720** Total assets turnover -.205 -.386 .183 .536 -.179 -.746 -.634 .009 **Correlation is significant at the .01 level *Correlation is significant at the .05 level a. Cannot be computed because at least one of the variables is constant. DEBT-ASSETS RATIO -.850* -.618 -.788* -.966** -.941** -.620 -.938* -.600** RETURN ON EQUITY -.846* -.676* -.829** -.733* -.715 -.777 .a -.720**

Correlation of balance sheet with weighted average share prices of PLS companies:   Acucap Growth-point Hyprop Pang-bourne Redefine Resilient Vukile Combined ASSETS .918** .973** .984** .871** .928** .979** .409** Fixed Assets .930** .974** .968** .833** .941** .908** .978** .379** Current Assets .401 .660* .717* .841** .870** .695* .808** .272* Non Current Assets .650* .685* .878** .267 .524 .a .693* .374** Intangible Assets .338 .678* .665* .469 .100 EQUITY .898** .700* .992** .890** .944** .911** .963** .689** Ordinary S.H. Interest .909** .957** .651** Outside S.H. Interest .629 .532 .135 .553** LIABILITIES .913** .971** .959** .872** .980** .922** .958** .291* Current Liabilities .736* .803** .976** .766** .936** .771** .902** .319** Deferred Tax .948** .679* .993** .755* .927** .952** Long Term Liabilities .924** .900** .942** .219 **Correlation is significant at the .01 level *Correlation is significant at the .05 level a. Cannot be computed because at least one of the variables is constant. ASSETS .918** .973** .984** .871** .928** .979** .409** EQUITY .898** .700* .992** .890** .944** .911** .963** .689** LIABILITIES .913** .971** .959** .872** .980** .922** .958** .291*

Correlation of income statement with weighted average share prices of PLS companies:   Acucap Growth-point Hyprop Pang-bourne Redefine Resilient Vukile Combined Turnover .892** .952** .890** .818** .953** .924** .843** .298* Operating Profit .836** .946** .814** .815** .779** .886** .911** .594** Interest Received .644* .715* .743* .732* .761* .676* .929** .364** Total Income .864** .947** .825** .812** .793** .931** .913** .601** Total Cost Shown .428 .686* .935** -.098 .199 .788** .986** .127 E.B.I.T. .824** .845** .792** .605** Interest & Finance Charges .849** .951** .954** .915** .976** .330** Profit before Tax .368 -.599 .739* .513 .456 .774** .759* .533** Taxation .398 -.156 .606 .450 .575 .615 .631 .496** Profit After Int. and Tax .356 -.688* .772** .524 .360 .789** .525** E.B.I.T.D.A. .863** .955** .865** .773** .930** .584** **Correlation is significant at the .01 level *Correlation is significant at the .05 level a. Cannot be computed because at least one of the variables is constant. TURNOVER .892** .952** .890** .818** .953** .924** .843** .298* Operating Profit .836** .946** .814** .815** .779** .886** .911** .594** TOTAL INCOME .864** .947** .825** .812** .793** .931** .913** .601** E.B.I.T. .864** .953** .824** .845** .792** .929** .911** .605**

Correlation of turnover with closing share prices of PLS companies:

Correlation of balance sheet with weighted average market capitalization of PLS companies:   Acucap Growth-point Hyprop Pang-bourne Redefine Resilient Vukile Combined ASSETS .997** .993** .984** .969** .996** .989** .962** .983** Fixed Assets .992** .968** .950** .995** .982** .960** .976** Current Assets .357 .801** .684* .936** .957** .782** .793** .598** Non Current Assets .879** .749* .867** .104 .670* .a .741* .743** Intangible Assets .573 .839** .489 .696* .934** .776** EQUITY .855** .994** .977** .980** .437** Ordinary S.H. Interest .973** .445** Outside S.H. Interest .568 .541 .047 .119 LIABILITIES .986** .948** .965** .932** .970** Current Liabilities .885** .822** .893** .911** .887** .794** Deferred Tax .913** .838** .906** .971** .429** Long Term Liabilities .967** .921** .961** .926** .909** .953** **Correlation is significant at the .01 level *Correlation is significant at the .05 level a. Cannot be computed because at least one of the variables is constant. ASSETS .997** .993** .984** .969** .996** .989** .962** .983** EQUITY .992** .855** .994** .977** .980** .437** LIABILITIES .986** .994** .948** .965** .980** .962** .932** .970**

Correlation of income statement with weighted average market capitalization of PLS companies:   Acucap Growth-point Hyprop Pang-bourne Redefine Resilient Vukile Combined Turnover .968** .991** .884** .927** .966** .937** .877** .965** Operating Profit .688* .987** .770** .792** .682* .737* .878** .764** Interest Received .831** .639* .742* .837** .879** .858** .935** .707** Total Income .744* .981** .782** .802** .700* .812** .880** Total Cost Shown .325 .850** .936** .073 .176 .758* .980** .475** E.B.I.T. .745* .979** .780** .699* .810** .772** Interest & Finance Charges .950** .982** .961** .957** .992** .960** .969** Profit before Tax .099 -.793** .684* .379 .311 .587 .712* .094 Taxation .139 -.422 .536 .257 .507 .381 .596 .109 Profit After Int. and Tax .083 -.827** .725* .411 .207 .646* .739* .085 E.B.I.T.D.A. .983** .781** .825** .702* **Correlation is significant at the .01 level *Correlation is significant at the .05 level a. Cannot be computed because at least one of the variables is constant. TURNOVER .968** .991** .884** .927** .966** .937** .877** .965** Operating Profit .688* .987** .770** .792** .682* .737* .878** .764** TOTAL INCOME .744* .981** .782** .802** .700* .812** .880** E.B.I.T. .745* .979** .780** .812** .699* .810** .878** .772**

Correlation of total assets with weighted average market capitalization of PLS companies:

Correlation of JSE indices with weighted average share prices of PLS companies:   Acucap Growth-point Hyprop Pang-bourne Redefine Resilient Vukile Combined J253 SA Property .989** .987** .991** .982** .965** .980** .996** J256 PLS .990** .995** .997** .988** .976** .998** J203 All Share .931** .928** .944** .929** .941** .909** .936** J580 Finacials .938** .926** .935** .858** .866** .927** **Correlation is significant at the .01 level *Correlation is significant at the .05 level a. Cannot be computed because at least one of the variables is constant. J203 All Share .931** .928** .944** .929** .941** .909** .936**

Most relevant economic correlations:   Closing price No of shares Market cap Total employment in the private sector .893** .817** .864** Total employment in the Public sector .891** .910** .957** Total employment in the Non-agricultural sector .906** .840** .887** Disposable income of households .897** .921** .953** Ratio of saving by households to disposable income -.927** -.745** -.837** Total national government debt as % of GDP -.880** -.915** -.947** National government revenue as percentage of GDP .720** .469** .577** National government expenditure as % of GDP .325** .367** .355** Gross domestic product at market prices (GDP) .888** .933** .962** Gross value added at basic prices of construction (GDP) .861** .915** .935** Repo -.258** -.261** -.167** **Correlation is significant at the .01 level *Correlation is significant at the .05 level a. Cannot be computed because at least one of the variables is constant. Total employment in the private sector .893** .817** .864** Total employment in the Public sector .891** .910** .957** Total employment in the Non-agricultural sector .906** .840** .887** Disposable income of households .897** .921** .953** Ratio of saving by households to disposable income -.927** -.745** -.837** Total national government debt as % of GDP -.880** -.915** -.947** National government revenue as % of GDP .720** .469** .577** National government expenditure as % of GDP .325** .367** .355** Gross domestic product at market prices (GDP) .888** .933** .962** Gross value added at basic prices of construction (GDP) .861** .915** .935**

Way forward: Determine variables for property portfolio Analysing property portfolio for: Composition by location Composition by type Composition by size Composition by age Formalize Real Estate Investment Valuation Model (REIVM)

Benefits Fundamental valuation opposed to relative valuation Valuations that are more current, based on more timeous data Enable valuation forecasting Understanding corporate valuation vs value of underlying assets Property investment companies Other companies

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