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Some experts say REIT is quite resilient as in they can pass the additional cost to tenant.. but is it so? we see quite a lot of negative rental revision in the last few months.
High interest rate will put pressure on REIT share prices, and as such, we may suffer loss in capital buying into REIT. Some experts therefore underweight REIT.
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AlpacaInvestments
18 Oct 2022
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Negative rental revision - seriously? It is not happen to my office rental, it just increased 20% this year and now the owner want to increase another XX% next year.
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Vince
16 Oct 2022
Blog Owner at REIT-TIREMENT
I am interested to know who are those experts
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Reit investment is generally due to it's good dividend return, but with high interest rate = good yield/return from t-bill where commonly viewed as risk free investment, so I believe Reit will be affected negatively.
However as Reit is going down, it's a good chance to load up some good one for long term investment.
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In this environment, I will stick to high quality REITs, with the following attributes:
1) Low leverage (low gearing ratio)
2) High % of fixed rate debt, or hedged floating rate debt
3) Quality tenants (e.g large MNCs with sound credit profiles)
4) Prefer freehold properties over leasehold
5) Valued at close to NAV or less