Nov 6 2011, 01:10 PM
QUOTE(cherroy @ Nov 6 2011, 12:06 PM)
Most reit has their own website which you can go through the details, including annual report.
CMMT - Sungai Wang, Gurney Plaza Penang.
Added on November 6, 2011, 12:12 pm
Local brokers general do offer such a service, you can ask them, it is different account generally.
Among the 2, I preferred Qcap instead of Pav, (sorry I may be bias, I owned Qcap), as it has better yield near 8%, discount on NAV as well.
Also Qcap is more diversified, compared to Pav.
I particular like Qcap's Tesco, its location is a golden/prime location, and value of land at there only will go up in the long term, as well as Tesco long term lease of more than 20 years.
Among three (TW, Star, Sun), I only owned Stareit, as it can provide steady long term yield, as all its properties already in long term lease already, most at least 15 years.
Although it has limited upside due to boring yield (as it won't improve further much as rental is fixed for long term already), it has little gearing, which is somehow very comfortable and reduce the risk of refinancing.
Low gearing, means they have room to leverage to have better yield, but personally view, it is better with low gearing.
Just my personal view, don't take it as advice as I may be little bias.
this i tink is a very good advice..esp to newbie tinking to put her foot in it..test water test water.. CMMT - Sungai Wang, Gurney Plaza Penang.
Added on November 6, 2011, 12:12 pm
Local brokers general do offer such a service, you can ask them, it is different account generally.
Among the 2, I preferred Qcap instead of Pav, (sorry I may be bias, I owned Qcap), as it has better yield near 8%, discount on NAV as well.
Also Qcap is more diversified, compared to Pav.
I particular like Qcap's Tesco, its location is a golden/prime location, and value of land at there only will go up in the long term, as well as Tesco long term lease of more than 20 years.
Among three (TW, Star, Sun), I only owned Stareit, as it can provide steady long term yield, as all its properties already in long term lease already, most at least 15 years.
Although it has limited upside due to boring yield (as it won't improve further much as rental is fixed for long term already), it has little gearing, which is somehow very comfortable and reduce the risk of refinancing.
Low gearing, means they have room to leverage to have better yield, but personally view, it is better with low gearing.
Just my personal view, don't take it as advice as I may be little bias.
at least got some idea on wat to look at..gearing,lease period, locality, type of property involve..
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