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