Far East Hospitality Trust's property income fell 5.3% to $93.15m

This was caused by a lower revenue of $109.06m.

Far East Hospitality Trust (FEHT) reported that its net property income dipped by 5.3% YoY to $93.15m in 2017, from $98.36m in the previous year.

According to its financial statement, gross revenue also decreased by 4.8% YoY from $109.06m to $103.83m, which was caused by lower master lease rental from hotels and SRs due to lower demand from corporate accounts and project groups.

A decline in retail and office spaces revenue of 1.6% to $22.7m also dragged its growth.

Further, property expenses inched up by 0.3% to $10.67m.

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