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Part E: Explanation of line items

Direct holdings of freehold/leasehold property

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Next sectionThe superannuation entity’s total properThe superannuation entity’s total property investment value is to be classified into the categories listed below. Where the one property exposure is able to be classified into a number of these classifications, it is recommended that the total property value be allocated to the single most appropriate classification having regard to the basis of valuing the property.

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