We dive deep into the performance of the top REITs in Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong that have been listed for at least 10 years, analyzing their total returns, dividend yields, and capital appreciation over time. Which are the best REITs in each market? What common trends have helped certain REITs deliver consistent long-term returns? What factors separate successful REITs from those that struggle? All this and more in our latest episode!
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03:30 Singapore REITs
16:30 Malaysia REITs
17:53 Hong Kong REITs
19:49 Should Malaysians invest in S-REITs?
26:24 Lessons from investing in REITs
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Where would Hong Kong Land stand among the HK reits? Think it is not on the list…but good to know especially it is listed in sgx
If I’m looking to DCA into the top few REIT monthly, is the entry price still very important? Example Keppel DC
Don’t think should mention buying lousy asset at cheap price is still good during the 18:10 minute portion. Cheap crap is still crap, it’s a huge risk involved to buy at that distressed price. Hindsight is 100/100 but if there is no white Knight, all the investments + the extra “gamble” will go down the drain.
hope fifth person can educate viewers with out there with a proper investment mindset.
The sharing is very timely when most of the reits at very low price.
Any reason why Ascott REIT (HMN) is not considered? It’s currently paying about 7% yield and the share price are pretty much at lows
Aims Apac before and after GFC are totally different companies, management and Quality assets. So we cannot view them as single entity.
Long time HK listener here, love the show and keep up the good work! Some additional context on LINK. The valuation of the LINK REIT does look enticing, but as you have mentioned that many people are going up north to Shenzhen to shop, where prices are significantly cheaper than in HK. Many local shops/restaurants cannot compete with prices in Shenzhen so they are closing down. Also the elderly have a very cheap transportation subsidy where it only costs $4 HKD to cross the border to Shenzhen ($0.7 SGD), and the transportation links are seamless usually without any wait time (no 2 hour border crossings like at Woodlands).
The other major competition is the entry of e-commerce sites, where Taobao, JD, PDD have now all entered into the market, where Taobao is even offering free shipping. People don’t even need to buy things at the mall unless they are urgent.
I only see that there is a reversal in LINK’s fortunes if the USD weakens, the strong USD really impacts the local economy as the HKD is pegged to the USD, making people want to spend money outside the city (Shenzhen and Japan mostly which we find to be very affordable at this time).
Valuable insights! Thanks. I don’t see Fraser logistics and commercial trust(Buou) in the list. Any specific reason?
As Malaysian, this is really good insight!