REIT Oracle

Your data source for Singapore's REITs.
Top 5 YielderLastYieldDisc. to NAVGearing
ESR REIT2.4608.91%3.5%43.4%
Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust0.6808.80%12.8%25.5%
Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust1.6008.51%20.4%42.1%
Daiwa House Logistics Trust0.5508.33%17.9%41.2%
IREIT Global0.3008.25%48.7%41.3%
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News about Keppel REIT

Keppel REIT rules out near-term equity fundraising and sets 2026 cost of borrowing targets

Following a series of acquisitions, including a 75% stake in Top Ryde City Shopping Centre in Sydney and the dilutive deal of an additional one-third interest in Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) Tower 3 in Singapore, Keppel REIT is likely to focus on organic growth this year.

Although Keppel REIT acquired the one-third interest in MBFC Tower 3 at almost full value, it partly financed the transaction by issuing units at 96 cents, when its VWAP was $1.03, and its NAV (as of June 30, 2025) was $1.21.
...read more on The Edge Singapore
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CapitaLand Investment to launch second C-REIT in China; net profit falls over 69% for 2025

CapitaLand Investment (CLI) will launch its second commercial China real estate investment trust (C-REIT) by the third quarter of 2026, despite facing substantial losses from divesting its assets there in the past year.

The real asset manager made the announcement at its financial results briefing on Feb 11. It said that one of the assets it has filed in its prospectus includes the Raffles City Shenzhen development, which comprises a shopping mall, offices and serviced apartments.
...read more on The Straits Times
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Boustead Singapore gets nod to list REIT on SGX, to divest 15 properties

Boustead Singapore said on Tuesday it had received bourse approval to list UI Boustead REIT on the main board of the Singapore Exchange and that it would sell its interests in 15 properties as part of the listing to the REIT.

The investment holding firm will divest its interests in 12 industrial properties and three other Singapore properties, including the Razer SEA headquarters and the Rolls-Royce Solutions Asia facility.

Boustead will receive about S$218.7 million ($172.78 million) for its interests in the Singapore properties, and S$40 million from bond issuances to the REIT, which focuses on logistics and industrial properties, primarily in Singapore.
...read more on Reuters
News about Alpha Integrated Real Estate

Mindarie Investment’s offer for Alpha Integrated Reit turns unconditional

Mindarie Investment’s mandatory conditional cash offer for Alpha Integrated Real Estate Investment Trust (AI-Reit) was declared unconditional on Monday (Feb 9), resulting in an extension of the closing date to 5.30 pm on Feb 24, from the previous Tuesday deadline.

Mindarie Investment is a wholly owned subsidiary of Swiss-based Volare Group.
...read more on The Business Times
News about Suntec REIT

Suntec REIT plans to return home

During Suntec REIT’s results briefing on Jan 23, Chong Kee Hiong, CEO of Suntec REIT’s manager, was clear about how he wants the REIT’s portfolio to take shape.

Ideally, the REIT plans to divest a mature Australian asset to prime its portfolio for a Singapore asset from its new sponsor. The change in ownership of the manager and the new sponsor is subject to approval by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
...read more on The Edge Singapore
News about ESR REIT

Coliwoo buys hotel at Changi Business Park from ESR-REIT for $101 mil

Co-living operator Coliwoo Holdings is acquiring 2 Changi Business Park Avenue 1 for $101 million, in what is its first significant acquisition since its listing last November.

The property is now run as Park Avenue Changi and is now held by Viva Trust, a sub-trust of ESR-REIT. The hotel is now part of the ESR BizPark @ Changi development, and has more than 250 rooms.
...read more on The Edge Singapore
News about Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust

Sasseur Reit rejects Xi’an mall offer from sponsor, targets South-east Asia for growth

Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust (Sasseur Reit) has turned down an offer to acquire a retail outlet mall from its sponsor, said its manager on Tuesday (Jan 27).

The offer was made pursuant to a right of first refusal agreement, as the sponsor – Sasseur Cayman Holding – seeks for the property to be acquired by a commercial Reit to be established and listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
...read more on The Business Times

Market Averages

5.1% yield
28.3% discount to NAV