Browsing: REITs

We highlight five Singapore stocks that are paying out a dividend next month.

We throw the spotlight on four attractive REITs that you can consider for your income portfolio.

We highlight three blue-chip stocks that chalked up double-digit share price increases this year.

These REITs offer juicy distribution yields of 6.5% or more.

We review the latest REIT acquisition and how a blue-chip engineering conglomerate is expanding its business in China.

We delve into whether the retail cum commercial REIT can continue to up its DPU.

We compare the two Fraser REITs to see which makes a better buy.

Can the data centre REIT continue to power on with its distributions? We dig deeper to find out.

We look at the latest inflation data from the US and also review the results from several companies.

Investors who like to trawl the bargain bin for investment ideas can turn their attention to these four Singapore stocks.

We feature four Singapore REITs that managed to pull off a DPU increase despite facing headwinds.

Tourism is flourishing once again as more people travel overseas. Can hospitality REITs continue to up their DPU?

The industrial REIT sees good opportunities to acquire and strengthen its portfolio even as it grapples with headwinds.

Let us look at the latest moves by the US central bank and the business update from one of Singapore’s oldest industrial REITs.

Here are several REITs that you should watch out for this month.

The logistics REIT is on track to continue growing its asset base and DPU as it engages in active capital recycling efforts.

REITs have been known to be a good diversification tool for portfolios: does holding diversified REITs further enhance diversification benefits?

The retail and commercial REIT pulled off a commendable performance despite growing macroeconomic headwinds.

We look at the latest round of property cooling measures and the results from two popular REITs.

These REITs are plumbing new 52-week lows even as interest rates show signs of stabilising. Could they be a glaring bargain for investors?