[Official] REITs CD tracking thread

spiritGate

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They are all high div yield REITs, but here is my humble opinion

1. I don't like the idea First Reit is trading at over 20% to NAV, besides, depreciation in Indonesia Rupiah is probably going to impact its future distribution. However hospital REITs have always been stable & its valuation is still better than ParkwayLife REITs. I will hold if I have existing shares but won't add to position at current valuation.

2. Yes Industrial REITs have good div yield to compensate for the shorter leases, its trading below NAV and decent gearing. I'm sitting on the fence on this one. I'll probably add some position if I want to increase exposure to REITs, the yield is nice but should SG interest rate start to climb I'll cut exposure immediately.

3. Ascendas, 80% of revenue generating sources are in countries with their currency battered badly (Especially Australia & Japan). Trading below NAV does not compensate for the risk taken for currency depreciation & high gearing in my humble opinion.

In short, I'll only buy AIMS if I only have these 3 choices, with exit strategy planned. Cheers

I see, in your opinion, what are REITs are safe for long term investment? (I not sure is it OK for you to disclose your portfolio). Cause I am getting ready to set aside a sum of money for REITs
 

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lucky you...i only held on to suntec and first reit, as their paper loss too heavy to cut.
suntec recovered but first reit i need to average down again :(

No luck involved, was not planning to sell anyway :)
 

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Any vestor of CCT boh?
Exploded yest ****!

Maple ind slowly moving up again!!!

Waiting for laggards Cache and Cambridge!
 

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with regards to SPH reit 1Q FY15 financial results, what exactly is the "chiller decanting project"?

Chiller decanting project
- Creation of approximately 5,000sf of net lettable area.
- Works are expected to complete by FY 2016.
- The tenancies for the new space have been committed and will contribute
close to S$1m of rental income annually.
 

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with regards to SPH reit 1Q FY15 financial results, what exactly is the "chiller decanting project"?

Chiller decanting project
- Creation of approximately 5,000sf of net lettable area.
- Works are expected to complete by FY 2016.
- The tenancies for the new space have been committed and will contribute
close to S$1m of rental income annually.

I think they are replacing the R22 in the chiller (air con system).

From 2015 onwards, it is illegal to use R22 in air con because it is ozone-depleting.
 

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SINGAPORE (Jan 13): AmFraser Securities has started coverage on First Real Estate Investment Trust with a “buy” rating and $1.38 price target.

The healthcare REIT’s projected 6.4% FY2015 yield is anchored by long master leases, with 95% of its rental income from Indonesia’s healthcare sector backed by its sponsor Lippo Karawaci and Siloam Hospitals, according to AmFraser analysts Wong Hong Wei and Wilson Liew.

Having acquired 12 properties, enlarging its portfolio nearly fourfold to $1.2 billion, since its IPO in 2006, First REIT can expect to buy another 28 assets, especially in Indonesia.

“First REIT’s Indonesia hospitals offers exposure to the Indonesia healthcare market which has a deep potential, given the positive developments in nationwide healthcare insurance, population growth and economic growth,” the analysts wrote in a note today.

Some 98% of the REIT’s rental income is denominated in Singapore dollars, shielding it from weakness in the Indonesian rupiah, they said.

Also, some 93% of its debt is based on fixed rates and matures only in 2017, keeping it safe from any increase in interest rates in the short term, they added.

“Overall, we find First REIT very attractive with highly visible income with all its rentals from master leases, and a sponsor which is active in development.”

First REIT shares rose 1.2% to $1.29 at 2:00pm (0600 GMT).
 

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UMS also have strong dividend record based on ytd closing it yields about 8.08%. Wouldnt it be more attractive than some of the reits in the market? why no one seems interested in it? just curious
 
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UMS also have strong dividend record based on ytd closing it yields about 8.08%. Wouldnt it be more attractive than some of the reits in the market? why no one seems interested in it? just curious

applied materials leaving them, very high risk stock
u better read up more first

cheers
 
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