$CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ Basic Profile & Key Statistics Key Indicators Performance Highlight Gross revenue, NPI, distributable income, and DPU have all improved YoY, driven by better performance across the existing portfolio. Shopper Traffic and Tenant Sales Shopper traffic has increased YoY, while tenant sales per square foot have remained consistent. Rental Reversion Rental reversion for 1H stands at 9.3% for the retail portfolio and 15% for the office portfolio. Asset Enhancement Initiative AEI for IMM Phase 1 and Phase 2 is progressing, with new tenants expected to begin operations in 4Q. The Gallileo AEI is ongoing, with handover to the tenant planned in phases from 2H 2025. AEI work for 101 Miller Street was completed on 10 July, a

$UtdHampshReitUSD(ODBU.SI)$ Basic Profile & Key Statistics Key Indicators Performance Highlight Gross revenue increased slightly YoY, driven by new leases, rental escalations, and income from the Academy Sports + Outdoors store at St. Lucie West, which began operations in November 2023. However, NPI decreased slightly due to higher property expenses. Combined with rising finance costs and management fees fully in cash, income available for distribution and DPU declined YoY. Divestment On 14 August, UHREIT finalized the sale of Lowe’s and Sam’s Club within Hudson Valley Plaza at a premium above purchase price and book value. Related Parties Shareholding Directors of the REIT manager hold a relatively high shareholding, while the sponsor and

🌟🌟🌟$CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$  is the largest Singapore Real Estate Investment Trust with a market capitalisation of SGD 13.7 billion or USD 10.3 billion.  It debuted on Singapore Exchange in July 2002 and was renamed CICT in November 2020 following the merger with Capitaland Commercial Trust. I have invested in Capitaland Commercial Trust in 2021 prior to the merger and have held CICT since then.  In that time I have seen CICT grow slow and steadily.  What makes CICT so special when other SReits were not doing so well? First of all, CICT has a strong sponsor in $CapitaLandInvest(9CI.SI)$  which holds properties in ove

$ParkwayLife Reit(C2PU.SI)$  Singapore Healthcare REITs: A Healthy Outlook for Long-Term Growth Singapore's reputation as a global healthcare hub extends to its robust real estate investment trust (REIT) market, with a particular focus on healthcare facilities. Explores the future and long-term growth outlook for Singapore healthcare REITs, ParkwayLife REIT, a leading player in the sector. Strong Fundamentals Fuel Growth Singapore's healthcare sector is a major economic driver, fueled by an aging population, rising healthcare expenditure, and a growing emphasis on medical tourism. This robust foundation translates into strong demand for high-quality healthcare facilities, which is where healthcare REITs come in. P

August 2024 recorded 2% profits. A verified long-standing idea: as long as you are prepared, seize a few opportunities in life, take appropriate actions quickly, and do simple and logical things, your wealth in this life will be greatly increased. The opportunities mentioned above are rare, and they usually fall on the heads of people who are constantly looking and waiting, full of curiosity and keen to analyze various possibilities. When such an opportunity comes, if the chance of winning is extremely high, then use the resources gained from past caution and patience and place a heavy bet. I think US Fed rate cut is great opportunity for investors. There are only maximum two times such opportunities in a normal person life, too young no money, too old no time to wait. The model is simple,

🟩 Uncover the hidden challenges facing Singapore's real estate giant CapitaLand in China's turbulent property market. In this eye-opening video, Ivan and Irene from The Investing Iguana dive deep into CapitaLand's secret struggle, revealing the risks and potential opportunities for investors. Learn how China's economic slowdown is impacting this Temasek-owned powerhouse and what it means for your investment portfolio. $CapitaLand Ltd.(CLLDY)$ $CapitaLandInvest(9CI.SI)$ From falling home prices to declining sales, we break down the complex situation and offer insights on how CapitaLand might navigate these choppy waters. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this video provides valuab

The Federal Reserve is set to cut interest rates in September. In a low-interest-rate environment, the return on fixed-income assets declines, making REITs, with their relatively higher dividend yields, more attractive by comparison.Higher Yield: Compared to other financial instruments, S-REITs typically offer higher dividend yields. According to data, 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. Since S-REITs hold and operate real estate assets, which typically generate stable rental income, investors can enjoy consistent dividend payouts.Tax Benefits: The Singapore government offers favorable tax

CROMWELL REIT TARGET EURO 1.91 $Cromwell Reit EUR(CWBU.SI)$   $Cromwell Reit SGD(CWCU.SI)$   > 20% UPSIDE CERT remains focused on maintaining high portfolio occupancy and rental income growth, managing the November 2025 bond maturity, and completing the remaining €90mn of nonstrategic divestments. Maintain BUY with an unchanged DDM TP of €1.91 The current share price implies an FY24e/25e DPU yield of 10.2%/9.7%, and a P/NAV of 0.65x

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 ?

Yes I would consider S REIT, but of the us listed ones. Because the fed rate cuts affect the SOFR rate directly so US S REITs like utdhampshire and prime REIT will benefit. The Singapore business REITs like sora will benefit less because sora will not fall in the same magnitude. Singapore has our own risk free fed rate

My best reits are Keppel DC and Parkway Life. They give me dividends and their current stock price give me profit if i were to sell them. I am a big fan of Mapletree reits but currently like the mapletree leaf, my holdings are still in red [Cry]  

For stable and low fluctuations market in Singapore, you may look for P/B of the stocks. Some may have higher chance to get both benefits from dividends and hike in share price. $ESR-LOGOS REIT   $SUNTEC REIT

S-REITs dividends are more attractive when banks cuttheir rates later when the US Fed cuts interest rates as expected later this month. I will put my money into S REITs rather than FD, government bonds or treasury bills. I willbuy S REITs on the dip now!

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