rumoured to be 7%... in my buy list...
if 7% i will buy.. Datuk Desmond Lim, owner of Malton/Pavilion/Equine also bot the piece of land close to Pavilion, rumoured to be the extension.
Pavilion Sdn.Bhd also manages Fahrenheit88.. I'm not sure if Fahrenheit88 will be part of this IPO.

Midvalley is under Kris Asset, while IGB own the major stake in Kris Asset.

Previously there is rumour, they interested to turn Midvalley into reit, but somehow this already quiet down.

I support(ed) Tesco Penang,
and supporting further, at 1.00 or below. 

Near 8% yield.

pana, why u sell ? DPU coming.

Dear moderator, where is the link on REIT faq  ? I thought it was on the first page of the thread.

Anyway, quick question - how am I going to be paid by REIT? through bank account or cheque? SOmeone tells me they no longer issue cheques now but directly debit into the accoutn registered with CDS??

If I sell STAREIT today (18-Jan), would I still be entitled to Dividends ?

Sorry. Have to ask this again.

Are divs from MREITs subject to taxes?

ok, assuming the person owns a prop to stay liao. now got excess savings in fd of RM50k
would it be better to sailang into reits or buy a property for investment 
its just food for thought but forumers all said its comparing not same, so close case 

learn2earn8,

1. With savings of RM50k, I don't think you have a lot of property choices (e.g. the maximum you can go for is a RM250k property).
2. I personally do not like debts. Any investments with debts will erode my profit. If I want to buy anything, I prefer cash. I don't even use credit cards because it is a form of debt.
3. Buying properties is a long-term commitment (when I say long-term, it is too long). Anything could happen in that 15-20 years.

This is my own opinion. So you be the judge.
panasonic88,

It is not a good idea to buy REITs in the industry you already own. You should not diversify the companies, but diversify the industry.