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CAREIT(SGX: 8C8U) made a strong IPO debut with its price up over 6%. Yields look appealing, but here are 3 things investors should take note of.
Here’s why diversification is important in investing and how you can achieve it for your investment portfolio.
From income to growth, REITs are a powerful tool to achieve financial freedom and early retirement.
Discover if high-yielding REITs like AIMS APAC, CapitaLand China Trust, and United Hampshire US REIT are true bargains or hidden traps for income investors.
These four REITs possess strong attributes and can help you navigate your retirement smoothly.
We look at a landmark AI infrastructure deal between two tech giants, a major data centre acquisition in Japan, Centurion Accommodation’s REIT’s debut, and Singapore’s booming construction sector.
Should you buy Singapore REITs after the US Fed rate cut? The right answer depends on your expectations.
These four companies are announcing moves that seek to improve their businesses and realise more value for shareholders.
Acquisitions can help to drive growth in both the REIT’s asset base and its distribution per unit.
After three years of higher interest rates, could Singapore’s largest REIT see better days ahead?
Global markets delivered plenty of drama: Intel’s rally to multi-decade highs, TikTok’s US-China deal, and Singapore stocks and REITs took centre stage.
Centurion Accommodation REIT (CAREIT) will be the first pure-play living accommodation REIT to list on the Singapore Exchange.
These four REITs look set to boost their DPUs and should be on income investors’ radars.
Are there better days ahead for these three REITs?
Worried that the market has peaked? Here are three REITs still offering dividend yields above 6%.
These four Singapore REITs rank high on reliability and dependability.
With stocks peaking and Fed cuts ahead, learn what lower interest rates could mean for investors.
There’s nothing better than having cash drop into your bank account like clockwork.
These REITs have done well this year, but can they continue to surge higher?