SGREIT Champ
09-03

Financing cost won't be dropping so fast. Many REITs signed their financing packages when intetest rates were almost zero pre-covid. Today, interest rates are at 40-yr high (referring to Fed rates).

Interest rates may be reduced soon BUT will not return to pre-covid levels. Hence, when REITs refinance their loans in the near future, they will still be subjected to higher rates compared to their pre-covid arrangements. Does the above make sense ?

Which S-REITs Bring You the Most Profit?
Fed is set to cut interest rates in September. In a low-interest-rate environment, the return on fixed-income assets declines, making REITs more attractive. Higher Yield: The average dividend yield for S-REITs is 7.1%, significantly higher than the yield on Singapore government bonds. Regular Income: S-REITs usually distribute dividends quarterly or semi-annually, providing investors with a steady cash flow. Tax Benefits: REITs that invest in Singapore real estate can enjoy tax transparency by distributing at least 90% of their taxable income to unit holders, thereby avoiding double taxation
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Comments

  • snuggix
    09-03
    snuggix
    Absolutely, it makes perfect sense
  • Ray19
    09-03
    Ray19

    Great article, would you like to share it?

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