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REIT, real estate investment...
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KingRichard
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Jun 28 2007, 07:13 PM
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well, REITs maybe falling out of favour soon, with property prices peaking around the world and interest rates rising; well for Malaysia, we still have some ways to go before that happens - so invest and make money while we still can
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KingRichard
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Jul 28 2007, 11:59 AM
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hmm, this thread has been 'dead' for a month...thought i'd give it some cpr and see whether it comes back to life with increased in stock market volatility recently maybe it's good to look at REITs for dividend yield and long-term capital appreciation; however i find very little research into REITs in general looking into the general trend, REITs seem to be on a slow but steady uptrend along with the market anyone here into REITs? i have ATRIUM REIT but dunno whether it's a good idea...just following research recommendation by Aseambanker
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KingRichard
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Jul 29 2007, 12:46 AM
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QUOTE(1stLaksamana @ Jul 29 2007, 12:00 AM) yeah, reits has no guarantee, if anyone says it is, it's cow dung. REITs in malaysia are taxed right? even tho different investment class, i still prefer to go for stocks with capital gains which are not taxed. i thought there were no taxes on capital gains? REITs can have capital gains too; their attractiveness lie in the dividend yields...maybe a better option in volatile times since their dividend yields are above the market average
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KingRichard
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Jul 29 2007, 10:07 AM
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QUOTE(mych @ Jul 29 2007, 03:55 AM) do pay attention to the asset quality of the REIT it is a pre determining factor of future investment return location & how well the asset is being managed (maintenence) and what was the acquisition cost of those assets when the fund was launched vs current market value.. Eg if a REIT fund is launched at the bottom of a property bust, the cost basis is low .. less downside comparing if the REIT is launched near the top of the property boom.. true...but are we in the early, mid or late stages of a property boom?
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KingRichard
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Jul 29 2007, 03:46 PM
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jul 29 2007, 03:23 PM) The distribution (or dividend if you like) is taxed at 15% (local) & 20% (foreigner) All Capital gain in Malaysia is not taxable including reit. Property boom? only when 1995-1997. Since after that, Malaysia property market is just almost flat throughtout overall. Yes, properties price did go up but more due to inflation(construction materials) and some residential properties and selector sectors rather than because of strong demand as in early 90s. The key fundamental of reit, is well-managed, strategic properties, pricing is not overvalued and if can, better don't have conflict of interest between the large shareholder and its tenants. so we can claim back tax credit on this 15% tax? and why do they call it a withholding tax?
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