Corio shopping centres attract high numbers of visitors. The counting systems installed at 44 centres showed about 200 million visitors in 2008.
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From visitors to turnover to tenants, who then have a sound basis for
paying the Corio rents.
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With a lettable area of 1,355,000 m2 and contracts with 4,800 retail tenants in five home markets, Corio centres create meeting places where people like to meet each other, where they spend money and that they return to.
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Corio’s priority focus is rental and rental growth. With average rents of € 263 per m2, ‘like-for-like’ rental growth of 4% has been achieved at Corio’s centres, well above the 1.2% increase in retail spending in the EU15, which is a sign of strength.
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The strength of rents and rental growth forms the basis for sustainable investments that retain and in due course, grow in value.
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The favourable conditions under which Corio acquired its projects in the past ensure that the pipeline has added value.
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Sound financing is crucial to avoid jeopardising long-term value growth.
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Apart from the statutory payout, Corio is keen to keep its promise to increase the dividend year-on-year by at least the price index for the EU15.
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