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Replying to @Tiger_SG:Thank you[Heart]//@Tiger_SG:coins have been sent~//@MHh:I believe CICT and Keppel dc reit would still have room to grow in the second half of 2025. CapitaLand holds most of the malls that Singaporeans are familiar with and with limited entertainment and nature in Singapore, it has become the favourite pastime for Singaporeans. I believe Keppel dc reit will be able to continue to ride the AI and tech wave, with increased demand yet limited supply in land scarce singapore.

With the fed expected to cut rates, SREITs would have room to rise so im definitely on the side of retail investors.

Compared to US and China/HK equities, SREITs do lack growth potential but that is not the main aim. The aim of SREITs is their great dividend, often at least 4%. This is decent and my aim is to continue adding to them so that I have a decent dividend to rely on for retirement. I allocate about 10% to SREITs as I am still young and would still like to chase some good returns.
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# S-REITs 52-Week Highs! Dividend Kings or Value Traps?

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