Showing posts with label REITs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label REITs. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 March 2025

Investing Updates : S-REITs Dominate in Market Surge: Must-Watch Picks


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Apple Intelligence :


Market Performance: S-REITs outperformed the broader market (STI) with a 5.2% rebound in the past five sessions.


Investor Sentiment: S-REITs attracted S$50 million net institutional inflow, driven by factors like attractive dividend yields compared to bond yields.


Interest Rate Impact: Lower interest rates can benefit REITs by reducing financing costs, increasing capital inflows, and pushing up property valuations.


Economic Impact: Improved regional economic activity, tourism, and potential interest rate cuts could benefit S-REITs.


Analyst Predictions: Analysts from BMI Research, JPMorgan Chase, Nomura Securities, and DBS Bank are optimistic about the prospects of S-REITs.


Performance Expectation: S-REIT share prices are expected to rise, potentially surpassing their peak in September 2023.


Recommended REITs: DBS Group Research recommends CapLand IntCom T, Frasers Cpt Tr, Keppel Reit, Mapletree Ind Tr, Mapletree Log Tr, and ParkwayLife Reit.


Valuation Attractiveness: Current REIT valuation is attractive with a price-to-book ratio (P/B) of 0.83 times, historically leading to significant returns in the following year.


China Galaxy Securities International Recommendations: CapLand Ascendas REIT, Keppel DC Reit, CapLand IntCom T, and Frasers Cpt Tr.


Wednesday, 22 January 2025

Investing Updates : S-REITs Fell in 2024: Are They Still Attractive in 2025 with Higher for Longer Rates?


URL: https://drwealth.com/s-reits-fell-in-2024-are-they-still-attractive-in-2025-with-higher-for-longer-rates/

BoltAI:

In 2024, Singapore Real Estate Investment Trusts (S-REITs) faced significant challenges, with major ETFs like the CSOP iEdge S-REIT Leaders Index ETF and Lion-Phillip S-REIT ETF declining by 11.6% and 9.9%, respectively. Despite the general downturn, some REITs, such as Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust, achieved remarkable growth, indicating a diverse performance landscape.

The analysis highlights that REITs with strong Net Property Income (NPI) growth and high dividend yields tended to perform better. However, outliers exist where financial performance did not correlate with market success, suggesting external macroeconomic factors also play a vital role.

Key trends indicate that REITs with lower leverage ratios (below 40%) are currently more appealing to investors. For instance, Cromwell and Keppel DC REIT outperformed due to higher occupancy rates and a focus on logistics and e-commerce, sectors benefiting from ongoing digital and supply chain growth. In contrast, REITs heavily invested in office properties, like IREIT Global, struggled due to the lingering effects of remote work and economic pressures in their primary markets.

The rising interest rates have particularly impacted US office market REITs, making debt servicing difficult, while those with proactive portfolio management strategies, like CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust, showed resilience through high occupancy and fixed-rate borrowings.

Looking ahead to 2025, S-REITs may recover, but investors need to be discerning. With the potential for lower interest rates, consumer spending in Southeast Asia is anticipated to grow, particularly in countries like Indonesia and Vietnam. However, caution is advised, especially regarding REITs in Europe, given slow economic growth and debt challenges.

In summary, while some S-REITs may present attractive opportunities in 2025, a careful and selective investment approach is crucial in the face of ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties and higher interest rates.

Opinion:

I see many articles being overly cautious on REITs. Let's go All In Now! 😂
Stay calm. Get your portfolio allocations right.
I think REITs will be fine at some point during Trump's second term.

Saturday, 28 December 2024

Investing Updates: Which S-REITs "yielded" the best results in 2024?


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https://www.moomoo.com/community/feed/113722459553798?global_content=%7B%22promote_content%22%3A%22mm%3Afeed%3A113722459553798%22%2C%22invite%22%3A103096561%7D&is_recommendation=0&is_recommend_pos=1&futusource=news_headline_list

Gemini Summarized:

The performance of S-REITs in 2024 was mixed. Large-cap, Singapore-focused REITs did well, while small and mid-cap REITs, especially those with overseas assets, underperformed.

Here are the top 10 S-REITs that achieved positive year-to-date gains in 2024:

  • Cromwell Reit EUR (CWBU.SG) with a 24% increase
  • Keppel DC Reit (AJBU.SG) at 19%
  • EliteUKREIT GBP (MXNU.SG) at 15%

Here are the top 10 S-REITs with the highest dividend yields in 2024:

  • Prime US ReitUSD (OXMU.SG) with a 14.37% yield
  • KepPacOakReitUSD (CMOU.SG) with a 12.38% yield
  • EliteUKREIT GBP (MXNU.SG) with a 10.34% yield

Investors looking for stable income may be interested in high dividend-yielding REITs, even if their share prices haven't grown much. However, it's important to stay alert to global economic changes and policy shifts, as they can increase market volatility.