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EPRA LTV

The aim of the EPRA LTV is to allow an assessment of the debt-to-equity ratio of a real estate company. This involves comparing net debt based on the EPRA definition with total assets.

The EPRA LTV is reported without information based on the proportionate consolidation of companies that are not fully consolidated.

The EPRA LTV rose from 45.8% in 2022 to 48.4% in 2023. A drop in net debt is countered by a disproportionately marked drop in assets.

EPRA LTV

in € million

2022

2023

Change in %

Borrowings from financial institutions

16,937.0

17,660.6

4.3

Commercial paper

500.0

Hybrids

Bond loans

27,822.2

24,558.5

-11.7

Foreign currency derivatives

Net payables

Owner-occupied property (debt)

Current accounts (equity characteristic)

Cash and cash equivalents

-1,302.4

-1,374.4

5.5

Net debt

43,456.8

41,344.7

-4.9

Owner-occupied properties

285.8

221.7

-22.4

Investment properties

92,300.1

81,120.3

-12.1

Properties held for sale

70.8

313.1

>100

Properties under development*

Intangible assets

129.6

32.0

-75.3

Net receivables

769.9

2,468.6

Financial assets

1,357.2

1,293.9

-4.7

Total property value

94,913.4

85,449.6

-10.0

EPRA LTV in %

45.8

48.4

2.6 pp

  1. * Included in Investment properties at fair value.