Secure futures, secure income

Diversified UK Living platform

Living REIT Plc (“LIVE”)

LIVE is a UK-listed real estate investment trust that provides shareholders with stable, long-term, inflation-aligned income through investment in a portfolio of Living assets.

We invest in structurally supported areas of the UK residential property market, with a focus on delivering resilient income and positive social outcomes.

Our properties provide essential social infrastructure, supporting residents and communities whilst saving the UK tax-payer millions of pounds every year.

Fund Snapshot

5,577

Lettable homes

£831m

GAV

£51.5m

Net rental income

100%

Inflation aligned income

3.15%

Weighted average cost of debt*

c.8%

Dividend yield**

Pro forma (Enlarged Group) financial information as at 31 December 2025, as reported in the shareholder circular dated 19 June 2026. *Forecast as at 31 July 2026, assuming SONIA rate of 4.06%. **As at 30 June 2026

Executive Interview with Edison Research

Watch a recent interview where Michael Carey and Natalie Markham from Atrato Partners (LIVE’s investment manager) discuss our revised investment strategy and future plans.

Why Living REIT?

Essential real estate

Needs-driven homes within the UK living sector, supported by long-term demographic and structural demand.

Secure income characteristics

A diversified income base underpinned by long-term, inflation-aligned leases and fixed-rate debt.

Scale and diversification

A nationwide portfolio diversified across property types, geography and operator.

Disciplined capital allocation and growth potential

An experienced investment manager with a high degree of alignment with shareholders via material shareholdings and fees based on market cap.

Positive resident outcomes

High-quality homes and appropriate support that promote independence, wellbeing and security.

Investment proposition

Living REIT offers investors exposure to a diversified portfolio of living sector properties, supported by long-term, inflation-aligned leases and a low-cost, fixed-rate debt structure.

Capital at risk. The value of the Company’s shares and the income from them may fall as well as rise; dividends are not guaranteed and investors may get back less than they invest. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.