REIT Oracle

Your data source for Singapore's REITs.
Top 5 YielderLastYieldDisc. to NAVGearing
Daiwa House Logistics Trust0.3959.90%37.3%40.1%
Elite UK REIT0.3109.81%29.5%34.6%
ESR REIT2.2709.77%9.2%41.4%
First REIT0.2109.62%8.7%45.7%
Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust0.6909.35%15.9%25.6%
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News about Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust —

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
News about Keppel DC REIT —

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
News about Mapletree Industrial Trust —

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
News about Parkway Life REIT —

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
News about Digital Core REIT —

Digital Core REIT expands APAC presence into Singapore and increases exposure in Japan

Digital Core REIT announced that it has reached an agreement with its sponsor, Digital Realty, to sell interests in three North American assets and redeploy the proceeds to acquire partial interests in one data centre each in Singapore and Osaka.

In the agreement, Digital Core REIT will be divesting its 90% interest in 371 Gough in Toronto for C$180 million ($165.5 million), 90% interest in 200 N. Nash in Los Angeles for US$79 million ($101 million) and 39% interest in 8217 Linton Hall in Northern Virginia for US$110 million.
...read more on The Edge Singapore
Market news —

IOI Properties secures SC approval for RM7.58bil REIT listing

IOI Properties Group Bhd (IOIPG) has gained approval from the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) to establish and list its real estate investment trust (REIT) on Bursa Malaysia.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, IOIPG noted the REIT will debut with an initial fund size of 5.5 billion units, backed by a portfolio of landmark assets valued at RM7.58bil.
...read more on The Star
News about Pavilion REIT —

Desmond Lim and wife transfer all their units in Pavilion REIT to vehicle

Property tycoon Tan Sri Desmond Lim Siew Choon and his wife, Puan Sri Tan Kewi Yong, have transferred all of their units in Pavilion Real Estate Investment Trust’s (KL:PAVREIT) into a vehicle.

Lim transferred his 845.425 million units, or 21.523% of the REIT’s total units, and Tan transferred her 281.875 million, or 7.176%, to Khuan Choo Assets Sdn Bhd via direct business transactions, according to bourse filings on Thursday.
...read more on theedgemalaysia.com
News about Acrophyte Hospitality Trust —

Acrophyte Hospitality Trust to suspend distribution payout to stapled securityholders till 2H2028

The manager of Acrophyte Hospitality Trust (ACRO-HT) announced that it will be suspending distribution payout to stapled securityholders with effect from 1H2026. The manager states that this suspension is expected to remain in place until 2H2028.

In the Aug 6 announcement, the manager explained that the decision was made due to substantial capital expenditure commitments, the ongoing negotiations to extend and amend its upcoming loan facilities, and the constraints associated with the capital preservation measures and funding alternatives.
...read more on The Edge Singapore
News about CapitaLand Ascott Trust —

CapitaLand Ascott Trust to acquire Coliwoo Midtown in Singapore for S$134 million

CapitaLand Ascott Trust (CLAS) has entered into an agreement to acquire Coliwoo Midtown in Singapore at an agreed property value of S$134.0 million. Advancing its portfolio reconstitution strategy, CLAS is acquiring the prime asset at a 4.1% EBITDA yield on a FY 2025 pro forma basis, with proceeds from its divestment of The Robertson House by The Crest Collection (TRH) in Singapore. This entry yield is 180 basis points higher than the 2.3% exit EBITDA yield of TRH.
...read more on capitaland.com

Market Averages

5.8% yield
28.6% discount to NAV

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