Shyon
01-18 12:06
I see the 2025 housing rebound as a sign of demand resilience rather than a reason to chase property prices. Strong new home sales don’t mean I need to buy physical assets—S-REITs offer a more liquid way to trade property fundamentals and interest-rate expectations, and they usually react faster when easing rates are priced in.

The themes I’m watching are logistics & industrial and data centres. Industrial REITs provide more defensive cash flows, while data centres benefit from long-term digital and AI demand, with select opportunities also emerging in stabilizing office and integrated commercial names.

Overall, I expect Singapore’s housing market to stay stable, not overheated. That backdrop supports S-REITs, but upside will be selective, led by REITs with clear catalysts, improving balance sheets, and visible DPU recovery.

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Singapore Home Sales Hit a Four-Year High: REITs Are Smart Trade?
In 2025, total new private home sales (excluding ECs) reached 10,821 units, up 67.3% year-on-year from 6,469 units in 2024 — the highest level since 2021. For stock market participants, S-REITs offer a more liquid and flexible way to express a view on property fundamentals while trading interest-rate expectations and cash-flow re-rating. Which REIT theme are you watching next? Will Singapore’s housing market remain strong? After a solid performance last year, can S-REITs continue to push to new highs this year?
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