TacticScaleWhat Champion Real Estate Investment Trust Does & How It Makes Money (2778.HK)
Updated October 2026 · reflects Champion Real Estate Investment Trust's latest reported financials
Hong Kong REIT owning prime office and retail properties. It earns rental income by leasing its Grade-A office and retail space to tenants, and distributes most of that income to unitholders.
How Champion Real Estate Investment Trust makes money
It earns rental income by leasing its Grade-A office and retail space to tenants, and distributes most of that income to unitholders.
What Champion Real Estate Investment Trust does
Champion Real Estate Investment Trust, established in Hong Kong on April 26, 2006, owns and invests in income-producing office and retail properties, focusing on Grade-A commercial assets in prime locations. Its portfolio covers nearly 3 million sq. ft. of floor area. The portfolio is anchored by two Hong Kong landmarks: Three Garden Road, an office property, and Langham Place, which has both office and retail space. It also holds a joint venture stake in 66 Shoe Lane in Central London. For investors, it offers direct exposure to high-quality commercial property in Hong Kong, plus some exposure to London.
Products & services
- Three Garden Road
- Langham Place
- 66 Shoe Lane (joint venture)
- Grade-A office leasing
- Retail mall leasing
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