Then you need to read up and make a discussion rather asking for help. 

If possible, don't touch REITs at all. Just stick to the S-banks will do. Too many conflict of interests in REITs.

If you really feel itchy, stick to REITs with good sponsors like those Temasek-linked ones, e.g. Capitaland and Mapletree. These are usually large-cap REITs.

Sector-wise, hospitality/hotels are very cyclical and precisely the opposite of what you want: stability.

Most stable: healthcare/industrial/infrastructure, followed by data center, commercial, retail, and finally hospitality.

Good ones include: Parkway LIFE REIT (healthcare), Ascendas REIT (logistics/data center), Mapletree Industrial/Logistics Trust (logistics and data center), CICT (retail and commercial).

Hope that helps.

Frasers Logistics and Commercial Trust looks ok too, but Frasers the sponsor has had issues before... better stay away from Fraser's group REITs...

I think I'll stick with healthcare for Singapore as this is a familiar territory for my industry. I'm currently exposed to ytl reit that handles hotel chains

Add on went to look at the graph of parkway on ikbr. Holy smokes it's that bad huh for Singapore reits

If you know me and seem me in the other subs you wouldn't be saying this which brings nothing to the table. I must politely tell you that sometimes it's good to give abit of guidance for a spark of idea.

Sabana's drama continues: https://links.sgx.com/FileOpen/Letter%20fro...t&FileID=796049

This letter highlights an important issue. Retail REIT holders should READ the trust deeds carefully. Usually the sponsor will hold a large stake in the REIT, thus rendering the amendments of trust deed that are against the interest of the sponsor next to impossible (e.g. internalization of REIT manager).

Quarz and others probably realized that too late and now seek to use "non-democratic" rules to bypass ESR's majority control of Sabana, angering other unitholders...

Well, I think the sponsor is the one that laughs the way till the end... Glad that I listen to dwRK's advice and exit all REIT positions early. There's just too much conflicts of interests in the REIT model in Singapore. In theory if the sponsor wanna bully us minorities/retail unitholders, even you call for AGM or EGM will also be useless since majority votes stay with the sponsors and their affiliates.

The activist shareholder landscape in SG still has a long way to go.

Reits cheap sale today!

Adding some ascendas reit to my portfolio @2.55.

I'm holding ytl reit under bursa and thinking to divest it to invest in Singapore hospitality reits which I'm aiming for Ascott trust as their wide range of properties around the globe but looking at the underlying assets under CLAS, I'm not comfortable with the citadine and somerset brands as my personal experience with these two brands in kuching is bad.