Negative Free Cash Flow Growth TrendA declining free cash flow trend constrains capacity to self‑fund development, distributions, and contingencies without leaning on disposals or debt. Over multiple quarters this can pressure financial flexibility, raise refinancing needs, and limit optionality for opportunistic investments.
Elevated Construction Costs And Execution RiskHeightened input costs and capacity constraints increase the risk of scope changes, budget overruns and delayed stabilisation. For multi‑year redevelopments, these factors can materially compress projected IRRs, extend loss‑of‑rent periods and erode the anticipated value uplift.
Tax/levy Headwinds And Higher Security ProvisionsStructural increases in property‑related taxes and recurring security costs reduce net property income margins and are likely to persist until policy or operational offsets occur. These levies and provisions structurally depress distributable income and raise operating cost baselines.