@thisisjay depends on your own decision. My style is i rather buy ytlreit at lower bottom price thn buy sunreit that for me I feel already expensive. but there are other ppl that dont like ytlreit also.
REIT is not about invest short term or long term. What is more important is its assets and management. If the assets are good, the rental will go up soon or later. Take IGBREIT for example, the rental is increase over the time. But not every REIT perform in that direction, some of the REITS are exactly opposite because their assets no longer attractive. CMMT is one of the example. Luckily CMMT still has Gurney Plaza to support. Else, its SUNGAI WANG or TROPICANA will be putting CMMT in difficult situation. YTLREIT is a stable REIT that offer reasonable yield but I don't expect the price will go up fast. But for dividend play, it is a very safe bet over the time. If you are interested in Singapore REIT, you can have a look in SABANA REIT, if you hold long term, all your hard earn money gone because of the poor management!
SGReit is indeed much much better option than MReit. anyhow buy oso got avg 6% DY,more stable. YTLReit also same, one year ago bought at 1.1 bad entry point, subsequent 1.2 n 1.16 oso bad entry, but stretch over longer time, Div can cover the lost alr. To think deeper, hey bad market sentiment but it only fall a little to 1.08 at worst, so quite stable.
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Posted by Jin Ju Tang > 2018-05-25 16:18 | Report Abuse
DroidnPlay, i second that, my average around 1.17 but when it dropped to 1.11 and 1.08 i do not have excess cash to buy more :(