If you bought very low, take some profit......nothing wrong with that

see my Soilbuild everyday up 1 sen also syok....somemore 1SGD = RM2.72 even happy....meaning to said 1 sen earning we all increase the profit margin as well...

as expected , nice...

u can see the volume building up, looking for the good yield, i suppose. 90 cents by yr end, ok or not?


if soilbuildbiz can achieve this, i think aimsamp (same industrial) will not be different - results coming in 2 weeks. i hope it comes with drp or rights issue like last year!

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Reporting in, been lurking in this thread for long time. Finally sold my First REIT after 3 yrs holding.

3 yrs... must be 70-80 cents then.

nice!

Yeap, doubling the capital if includes the dividend received. One of the best performer in my portfolio. Now switching the capital to other REITs and continue collecting dividend.

Very nice .........

Thanks.

Any of you have suggestion on which REITs to buy now? I am doing research on the Accordia Golf Trust now, thinking to transfer into this from First Reit fund.

dunno what sector or yield u r looking for...

if industrial acceptable, take a look at soilbuildbiz and aimsamp, both yield >7%.

they been good to me.

Hmm, Accordia is going to pay its 2014 whole year distribution by May. It is amounting around 0.0605 per share as stated in the prospectus. Which is around 7.65% based on the current price. Do you think is a good deal?

accordia is a trust, not really a reit, right?

i hv no diea... no golf for me.

Yes, it is a trust but the company policy is to pay out 90% of the income as well. May be I will give it a try. Thanks

I was looking into this at one time. But not sure if the payout is sustainable.
anyway this GOLF thing is quite new. And mostly in japan.
so, hv to also cost in the FOREX RISK.

Thanks. I am aware of the FOREX as well. Slightly higher risk than most REITs.

hand itchy, just masuk some croesus retail ... high yield, price haven't shoot up to the roof yet like others...
Keeping some bullets to shoot during next dip, patiently waiting...

Good news for Starhill investors... Yield accretive acquisition...


Starhill Global REIT (SGREIT) announced that it has proposed to acquire Myer Centre Adelaide, a freehold property in South Australia, for a purchase consideration of A$288m (~S$302.4m). Myer Centre Adelaide has a total area of 716k sq ft and comprises a retail centre (95% occupancy rate), three office buildings (93% occupancy rate) and four basement levels with 467 carpark lots. This asset will be purchased at an initial NPU yield of 6.6%.

SGREIT intends to fund this acquisition via a combination of internal working capital and external borrowings. This would raise its gearing from 28.6% to 35.3%. On a pro forma basis, management estimates that this acquisition would provide a 2.8% accretion to its DPU for the 12 months ended 31 Dec 2014.

As SGREIT will be releasing its 5QFY15 (changed financial year end from 31 Dec to 30 Jun) results next Wednesday, 29 Apr 2015 after trading hours, we opt to keep our estimates intact for now. Maintain BUY and S$0.93 fair value estimate on SGREIT.

good to hear!

up 1 cent today. yield still 5.9%.

a very steady reit, imo.

Ya, this one is the most steady one in my portfolio... Was waiting patiently for some spark, finally came

I have transferred money to a foreign broker in US for credit of my account with them and as far as I understand, any remittance below RM10,000 does not need Bank Negara approval. Now my question is do I need to get approval from Bank Negara if I intend to do a telegraphic transfer to my own bank account in Singapore for investment purpose? I have read up about exchange control but I am quite confused. I read that transfer from resident to resident (my bank account in Singapore) must get Bank Negara approval except if it is for education purpose. Since the purpose of transferring money to my own account in Singapore is ultimately intended for investment purpose, do I need to get approval? How do you guys do it?

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