Browsing: REITs

The logistics REIT may have remained resilient throughout the pandemic, but can it continue to increase its DPU?

Here is an update from three businesses that you should take note of.

There are good reasons why these four REITs qualify as a buy on my radar.

We bring you the latest earnings and prospects for a REIT and two blue-chip companies.

These three REITs have recently announced yield-accretive acquisitions to boost their DPU.

We take another look at whether hospitality REITs are riding a wave of recovery.

The industrial REIT continues to report a solid set of earnings despite turbulence from the pandemic.

These four REITs have reported a higher year on year distribution per unit.

REITs are an asset class that can effectively boost your dividends flow.

Invest consistently to work towards your financial freedom.

This week, we look at the earnings from an airline caterer and a retail cum commercial REIT and also explore an acquisition announced by the local bourse operator.

Can REITs continue to post growth? Or are investors looking at a potential roadblock for the sector?

The industrial REIT has held its own throughout the pandemic and is well-positioned for further growth.

A strong sponsor and good dividend yield are two compelling reasons to take a second look at these five REITs.

The data centre REIT is well-positioned to grow both its portfolio and DPU.

Not all REITs fared poorly during this downturn. Here are five that reported a sharp year on year jump in their distributions.

This week’s round-up talks about a REIT acquisition cum divestment, a fintech player bidding for a Malaysian digital bank licence, and a divestment by a real estate giant.

If your goal is to look for REITs that can provide a lifelong stream of dividends, these four are worthy of your consideration.

We continue this week’s round-up with one of Singapore’s three big banks and two overseas REITs.

REITs as an asset class have fallen under the radar this year as investors focus on the recovery of battered sectors. Can their share prices still head up?