TacticScaleWhat Link Real Estate Investment Trust Does & How It Makes Money (0823.HK)
Updated October 2026 · reflects Link Real Estate Investment Trust's latest reported financials
Asia-Pacific retail REIT owning shopping malls and car parks. It earns rent from retail tenants in its malls and fees from its car parks, and passes income to unitholders as distributions.
How Link Real Estate Investment Trust makes money
It earns rent from retail tenants in its malls and fees from its car parks, and passes income to unitholders as distributions. It also seeks extra income by co-owning or managing properties with third-party capital partners.
What Link Real Estate Investment Trust does
Link Real Estate Investment Trust, incorporated in Hong Kong in 2005, is one of the largest REITs in Asia. It is managed by Link Asset Management Limited, an independent and fully integrated real estate investor and manager. The portfolio is built around shopping malls and car parks in Hong Kong, tier-one cities of the Chinese Mainland, Singapore and Australia. The trust mainly earns income from renting space to retail tenants and running car parks. Link is also building capital partnerships to co-own or manage third-party capital, and it looks for value-add investments to diversify the portfolio and lift returns for unitholders.
Products & services
- Shopping mall leasing
- Car park operations
- Asset management for third-party capital partners
- Value-add real estate investments
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