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The hospitality sector continues to be the worst performing sector. Despite their pedigree, CDL Hospitality Trusts (CDL-HT) and Ascott Residence Trust (ART) ranked among the REITs with the highest yields (see chart 1), based on their historic DPUs. REITs
Based on the purchase price, the acquisition is expected to generate stabilised NPI yield of 6.4%. It is also expected to be accretive at the distribution level.
A second real estate investment trust has started a cornerstone roadshow. United Hampshire US REIT is looking to list on Singapore Exchange at a yield of 6.5% to 7% in March.
SINGAPORE (July 3): While real estate investment trusts have been able to raise equity to acquire properties, REIT Association of Singapore (REITAS) secretary Jerry Koh laments that market liquidity is sorely lacking.
SINGAPORE (Feb 18): The “less hawkish, more dovish” US Federal Reserve statements since December are likely to limit the upside for the US dollar. In a recent report, economists at Maybank-Kim Eng say: “The risks of further or aggressive tightening
SINGAPORE (Apr 30): The manager of Parkway Life REIT (PLife REIT) has declared a 1Q18 distribution per unit (DPU) of 3.17 cents, down 3.4% from its 1Q17 DPU of 3.28 cents due to the absence of a one-off distribution of divestment gain in the previous year