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Your data source for Singapore's REITs.

Top 5 Yielder	Last	Yield	Disc. to NAV	Gearing
Sasseur Real Estate Investment Trust	0.655	9.37%	17.1%	25.1%
ESR REIT	2.400	9.13%	5.9%	43.4%
First REIT	0.240	9.04%	3.9%	42.1%
Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust	1.500	8.93%	26.1%	38.0%
Elite UK REIT	0.340	8.91%	15.0%	40.7%
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Sunway-REIT mulls entry into data centre space

Sunway Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) wants to grow its asset portfolio via acquisitions and may venture into the data centre space as part of its 2027 growth strategy.

It has been looking at strategic opportunities in upcoming segments such as logistics, services and data centres, according to MBSB Research.

Sunway-REIT also did not discount the possibility of asset divestment if there is limited upside to the asset.

...read more on The Star

Acrophyte Hospitality Trust’s ability to stay afloat in doubt over US$198.5 million loan due in September

Acrophyte Hospitality Trust’s auditors have raised doubts about whether the Singapore-listed hospitality group can refinance a US$198.5 million loan that falls due in September, flagging a material uncertainty over its ability to continue operating.

The auditors noted that while the managers of the stapled group have obtained non-binding expressions of interest from lending banks for the refinancing, formal negotiations and due diligence are expected to take place only closer to the loan’s maturity date.

The timing and terms of any refinancing therefore remain uncertain, the managers said in a bourse filing on Monday (Apr 13).

...read more on The Business Times

First Reit proposes S$471.5 million divestment of Indonesia assets

The manager of First Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) announced on Wednesday (Apr 1) a strategic move to divest its Indonesian portfolio for a total consideration of S$471.5 million.

This two-tranche divestment of all assets in Indonesia is designed to prioritise distribution per unit (DPU) stability while recycling capital from non-core assets and properties with rental arrears, the manager said.

...read more on The Business Times

Manulife US REIT to divest Figueroa for US$92.5 mil

Manulife US REIT (MUST) is looking to divest Figueroa to the City of Los Angeles’ Department of Water and Power at a sale price of US$92.5 million ($119.2 million).

The entry into the purchase and sale agreement is subject to board and council meetings where members of the public may attend, says the REIT. The agreement will only be executed when the purchaser has obtained the necessary approvals.

The sale price marks a discount of some 5.71% to Figueroa’s valuation of US$98.1 million as at Dec 31, 2025. As at the same period, the freehold 35-storey Class A office building was 45.6% occupied with a weighted average lease expiry (WALE) of 4.9 years by net lettable area.

...read more on The Edge Singapore

NTT Data eyes asset injections into Singapore Reit to fund Asia’s AI push

Global systems integrator NTT Data is looking to inject more of its global data centres into its Singapore-listed NTT DC Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit), as it ramps up its artificial intelligence (AI) expansion in Asia.

NTT Data chief executive officer Abhijit Dubey said the pure-play data centre Reit was designed to recycle capital by maximising value from stable assets such as data centres, and then deploying the proceeds into new ones.

...read more on The Business Times

OUE Reit looks to unlock value in mature assets, eyes Sydney for higher-yield growth

OUE Real Estate Investment Trust (OUE Reit) is stepping up capital-recycling efforts, as it looks to redeploy proceeds from potential sales of mature Singapore assets into higher-yielding investments such as in Australia.

“We are trying to build a high-performance, capital velocity engine,” said Han Khim Siew, chief executive officer of the manager. “We are not here to collect and run legacy assets into the ground.”

A legacy asset in focus is One Raffles Place, a substantial office property in the Central Business District (CBD), which the Reit is exploring for a potential sale.

...read more on The Business Times

What Singapore needs is not more Reits, but bigger ones: ARA co-founder John Lim

The Singapore-listed real estate investment trust (S-Reit) sector does not need more Reits; it needs bigger ones.

That is the candid assessment of industry veteran John Lim, who believes the local market’s growth strategy requires a fundamental shift towards consolidation and aggressive global expansion.

Lim’s perspective carries the weight of history. Having spent over two decades building ARA Asset Management into a US$100 billion behemoth, he was instrumental in listing pioneering vehicles such as Suntec Reit and Fortune Reit at a time when the market was highly suspicious of the asset class.

...read more on The Business Times

Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust to invest another €50 million in sponsor's data centre platform AiOnX

Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust has invested another €50 million in AiOnX, its sponsor’s private European data centre development platform, via a mandatory convertible loan carrying a coupon of 7.25% p.a with a tenure of seven years.

Upon maturity, the loan can be converted into AiOnX shares at discount up to a multiple on invested capital of 2.0x.

...read more on The Edge Singapore

CapitaLand Ascendas REIT launches SGD900 million fundraising to acquire three assets

CapitaLand Ascendas REIT (CLAR) has launched an equity fundraising of at least SGD900 million, comprising a private placement and a preferential offering, to finance three acquisitions spanning Singapore and Japan that will lift its total portfolio to approximately SGD19.9 billion.

The fundraising, launched on 24 March 2026, will issue new units in the REIT across two tranches.

...read more on REITsWeek

CapitaLand Ascendas Reit invests $1.4 billion on two Singapore assets, Japan data centre

CapitaLand Ascendas Reit (Clar) is continuing its portfolio refresh with $1.4 billion worth of acquisitions across Singapore and Japan, it said on March 24.

In Singapore, it is set to buy all of 25 Loyang Crescent – a cluster of ramp-up logistics and industrial buildings – for $504.2 million. It has also bought a 50 per cent interest in Ascent, a premium business space property for $245 million. A global sovereign wealth fund will acquire the remainder of Ascent.

...read more on The Straits Times

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30.6% discount to NAV

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