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Dee Lee

11 Jun 2021

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Prices of Reits are really high now. Plus the risk of growing interest rates. Still worth buying now or wait?

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Mika Alphonse Low Yc

11 Jun 2021

Depends on how you see the outlook. There are some industries that are returning to almost full occupancy and employees are slowly returning to the office, despite current measures. If not, there are always other areas to invest in to diversify.

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