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Chong C

8d ago

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Is it better to buy property or REITS?

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Chong C

1d ago

I prefer S Reits for dividends

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Kent Toh

1d ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

No money = REITS, got money = Property

Property can live in it.

REITS can only shop in it.

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jw

2d ago

I think it's fine

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Vivian Foong

3d ago

Property

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Jinsha

3d ago

In Singapore, it seems property is the way to go. But may not be the case in other countries...

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