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Top 5 Yielder	Last	Yield	Disc. to NAV	Gearing
ESR REIT	2.150	10.32%	14.0%	41.4%
Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust	0.635	10.16%	22.6%	25.6%
First REIT	0.200	10.10%	13.0%	45.7%
Daiwa House Logistics Trust	0.405	9.65%	35.7%	40.1%
Elite UK REIT	0.315	9.65%	28.4%	34.6%
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Keppel REIT to divest T Tower at agreed property value of 348.8 bil won

Keppel REIT will divest its 99.38% interest in T Tower in Seoul at an agreed property value of 348.8 billion won ($326.6 million). Keppel Capital Investment Holdings Pte. Ltd., which holds the remaining 0.62% interest in the property, will also divest its stake.

The sum represents a premium of 37.2% to the property’s purchase price when it was acquired in May 2019 and a 7.4% premium to its valuation as at Aug 31 in local currency terms. Keppel REIT announced that it was acquiring the 28-storey freehold Grade A office building at an agreed property value of 252.6 billion won or $301.4 million at the time. Completed in 2010, the property has a gross floor area of 41,598 sq m and attributable net lettable area of 21,084 sq m. It was 92.1% occupied as at June 30.

...read more on The Edge Singapore

MLT to sell Shanghai property Mapletree Northwest Logistics Park for US$48.2 million

The manager of Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT) on Monday (Sep 21) said its Mapletree Northwest Logistics Park (Phase 1 and 2) in Shanghai, China is to be sold for 323 million yuan (US$48.2 million), to an unrelated third party.

HSBC Institutional Trust Services (Singapore) – in its capacity as trustee of MLT – has entered into a sale and purchase agreement for the proposed divestment, via its wholly owned subsidiary in China.

A bourse filing noted that the property was acquired by MLT in 2008 and comprises two adjacent phases.

...read more on The Business Times

Suntec Reit to increase Singapore focus, sell three Australia properties

Suntec Real Estate Investment Trust (Suntec Reit) will focus on growing its Singapore assets, while reducing its overseas exposure, starting with Australia, following a strategic review of its portfolio.

“The macroeconomic and political stability, together with the relative strength of the Singapore dollar… continue to support a compelling case for growing Suntec Reit’s investment in Singapore,” said the manager on Monday (Sep 21) in a bourse filing.

At the same time, the Reit manager intends to sell three properties in Australia, at 177 Pacific Highway, 21 Harris Street and 477 Collins Street.

...read more on The Business Times

Why Keppel DC REIT runs its data centres like shopping malls: CEO

For most people, the term data centre brings to mind endless rows of cabinets filled with black boxes and blinking lights, housed inside a vault-like windowless building with few humans.

It sounds like a mundane and soulless real estate business. But there is so much more to a data centre operator than just keeping the servers on 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Managing a portfolio of these buildings as a successful and profitable real estate investment trust (REIT) means operators have to look beyond simply offering real estate space and sustainable energy solutions to attract customers, as most data centres are already offering them as table stakes.

...read more on The Straits Times

Singapore data centre Reits chase Japan deals as power crunch raises stakes

Singapore-listed data centre real estate investment trusts (Reits) are stepping up their bets on Japan, as surging demand for computing capacity intensifies competition for scarce power-ready assets.

Keppel DC Reit in September proposed to acquire two Tokyo data centres, which would raise Japan’s rental income contribution to 23 per cent, from 9 per cent.

A month earlier, Digital Core Reit agreed to acquire an additional 25 per cent stake in an Osaka data centre, increasing its stake to 45 per cent from 20 per cent.

Analysts said that Japan offers Singapore Reits a combination of scale, market maturity, lower market risk, as well as deeper liquidity, compared with other data centre markets in the region.

...read more on The Business Times

Mapletree Logistics Trust to divest vacant Australian warehouse

Singapore REIT Mapletree Logistics Trust is set to divest an industrial property in Victoria, Australia, as part of its ongoing portfolio rejuvenation strategy, the REIT's manager announced on 8 September 2026.

The REIT’s trustee HSBC Institutional Trust Services (Singapore) Limited, acting through an indirect wholly-owned Australian sub-trust, has entered into a contract of sale with an unrelated third party for 365 Fitzgerald Road, Derrimut, Victoria.

...read more on REITsWeek

Sasseur Reit eyes South-east Asia for next phase of growth as it looks beyond China

Eight years after listing on the Singapore Exchange with four outlet malls in China, Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) is setting its sights on South-east Asia as it seeks to expand beyond its home market.

“My hope is that within the next three to five years, we can really internationalise Sasseur Reit – meaning it is no longer just a China-focused outlet platform, but an international one across this region,” CEO of the manager Cheng Hsing Yuen told The Business Times.

...read more on The Business Times

Keppel DC REIT announces placement and acquisition of two Tokyo data centres

Keppel DC REIT has announced a private placement to raise not less than $600 million, pricing new units between $2.096 and $2.142. Keppel DC REIT last traded at $2.20. Its June 30 net asset value (NAV) is $1.67 and 1HFY2026 distribution per unit (DPU) was 5.713 cents.

The capital raising is to partially fund a new acquisition in Japan. Keppel DC REIT and Keppel have indirectly entered into agreements with unrelated third-party sellers to collectively acquire 90% effective interests in Tokyo Data Centre 4 and Tokyo Data Centre 5, two freehold, hyperscale fully-fitted (colocation) data centres located in Inzai City, Greater Tokyo, Japan.

...read more on The Edge Singapore

Mapletree Industrial Trust Offers 22 US Data Centres for Sale

Mapletree Industrial Trust has put 22 US data centres on the market as the Singapore-listed REIT pursues a target of S$500 million to S$600 million ($394 million to $472 million) in North American divestments.

The portfolio spans 15 states and over 3.1 million square feet (288,000 square metres), with a weighted average lease term of 6.8 years. Most of the properties are leased to co-location providers under triple-net arrangements, according to exclusive advisor JLL.

...read more on mingtiandi.com

CIO Tan of Parkway Life REIT’s manager on the art of waiting for the right moment

Earlier this year, the Miyako Group, which leased a few of Parkway Life REIT’s Osaka properties, entered insolvency/restructuring proceedings.

“We were having conversations with potential operators, and there was immediate interest from several parties to take over some of the affected properties,” says chief investment officer (CIO) Tan Seak Sze.

“We could have taken this easy route. But we decided to undertake a comprehensive review of these properties rather than settling for the obvious next step.”

Instead, the REIT manager worked closely with the local asset manager, third-party agents and consultants to develop strategy for each of the properties, including rejuvenation and refurbishment initiatives to future-proof the assets and maintain asset competitiveness, and lease restructuring efforts to incorporate rental escalation provisions supporting future income growth.

...read more on The Edge Singapore

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