Me. Can't comment on the rest, but from my IB experience, buying S-REITs is just the same like buying S-banks or any other listed equities. You click the same buttons. So if you know how to operate IB and navigate through its interface basically you are done.

So far I like Mappletree financial reports and results the most. Keppel DC reit also good. Logistics and industrial reits also growing. I personally will avoid reits with malls only until Covid is over.

Can’t comment which is best as I also just started end of last year. I think best is don’t focus on one too much also. Spread it out in different good reits to minimise risk.

Another good thing about SG reits is some of them have properties overseas. Different from MY reits where all of it focus local only.

If you’re young like 20+ then US growth stocks and ETFs will be better. My main portfolio also there. Growing my reits also as I’m heading to late 30s. Next time when I’m older reits will be my main portfolio overtaking growth. So now I start abit first to know about the market more.

Malaysia reits also good la some give damn high returns. But yea covid time things might not be so stable. Earning their dividends is nice though. As long their financial report good then less worry. I only concern more on MYR not sure how our gov will fck up later. Still got some holdings in Bursa but not much. Will think many times if wanna put in more money

I'm using Tiger brokers to buy a few Sreits:



Previously I bought Parkaway at too high a price, lesson learnt. Best to wait a while if you feel the price is too high compare to market rate.

Compare to Mreits which prices rarely go up/down, for Sreits they tend to fluctuate between up/down a few % in a week. Lots of buy and sells / goreng. But in the long run the good Sreits will tend to grow more than Mreits. Do your own research to see which are good outside of my list. Tiger Brokers you can easily read company reports by going to a stock, click on News> then click on Filings. Usually the name of the file starts with something like "presentation slides".

Will slowly expand more later for my Sreits and look into other offerings. I see it as a hedge against our MYR currency, since we know how easy it is for our currency to lose value. SGD currency has grown so much over the years.

Also for tiger broker got newbie promo, first deposit above 2k SGD can get you a free apple stock. Moomoo also got but need 2.4k SGD.

to get the x1 apple stock free from Tiger brokers after deposit SGD2k.
Also fees is cheaper for Tiger brokers when buying SG stocks.

min SGD1.99 per trade at Tiger brokers (when newly join they give you many vouchers to buy SG stocks minus platform fees):
https://www.tigerbrokers.com.sg/commissions...ingapore_stocks

min SGD2.50 (tiered pricing) if trade volume ≤ 2,500,000 a month per trade at IBKR (search Singapore):
https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index...=1590&p=stocks2

Heard Moomoo best for non Singaporeans to buy SG stocks. But skipped it coz to register account need a valid passport >6 months. Not gonna renew passport just for this, not traveling due to Covid. There also got free x1 Apple stock if deposit 2.3k SGD.
thanks, will consider this in future.
Earlier skipped coz saw the price dropped some for year 2021. Was looking for REITs that are more steady performing for my first buy.

That free x1 apple stock don't know will last until when.. best grab when still available.
not selling after getting it. Keep for long term let the price fly, after many years only sell for profit 

If can open both at Moomoo and Tiger Brokers. x2 free Apple stock just like that.
nice2 FOC thing one must grab before offer is over 

very fast can create both accounts, and they are well known and safe to use.
Try get some referral codes online before opening.

Mapletree Industrial Trust results: https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-annou...484cdc8afd274ad

For MCT/MNACT investors:

Why HK logistics property always in shortage.

Logistic business is still good, why worry?
With e commerce booming and supply chain disruption, logistic warehouse is even more important than before.

Map Log seems to be on a downward correction for quite some time now. From 2.15 in Aug 2021 to 1.65 now.
What is the issue here?

I am more concern on malls in HK/China as compared to logistic, like Mapletree com (if after taking over MNact).

Since AUG 2021.      Technically looks awful.

i hope they hit 6% yield. 

6% takes it to 145 
Last seen March 2019 

If you think I sleep less, you are mistaken. I still have good sleep cause I know what I am doing. You do what you believed in and I do what I believed in.

Keep in mind not everyone loaded like you. Try to work up your portfolio with rm5k per month salary and see. Your way is for those already make it. My way is for poor people struggling who don't have huge capital. Basically everyday folks. Sometimes you need to bring yourself down to regular folks level and see the world through their eyes who dont even have a million. I am a regular folk so I know how hard it is generate meaningful returns with limited capital.

How much to I need to generate say rm10k on a 6%p.a return?
Rm166,666.67
I can do that with RM130,000 by doing on safe companies like apple.
The other 30k I can use to deploy elsewhere.

Not to mention I am holding best of breed companies with some having net margin of 40-50%+. Can you your companies do net margin of 40-50%?
There's no excitement. To be honest it's pretty boring. Open transaction once a week. Monitor. That's it. Nothing else. Sometimes don't even need to monitor. I don't do super canggih stuff. Just simple sell cash secured put and covered calls.

Yeah to each his own.

If assigned good. Cause got at discount.

That's why I have been net positive all this while. Even a usd800/month also good enough for me. It's free money. USD800 per month = rm3520. Basically half my pay already.

Of course more is always better.

properties will always go up in price 

only Keppel DC reit now I am uncertain.. will hold for time being until their financial report convince me to sell. 
cost of storing servers and electricity bills are going up:
https://thesmartinvestor.com.sg/keppel-dc-r...ors-be-worried/

Mappletree Industrial Trust, Ascendas Real Estate, and Frasers Hospitiality Trust doing well for me.

Mappletree Commercial Trust should be steady after MNACT's merge? or should I get rid of it? So far still in the green for me.
edit: someone's viewpoint here: https://financialhorse.com/why-i-am-not-buy...-trust-at-1-84/
will hold on for the long term see how it goes.