This can be attributed to lower borrowing costs due to rate cuts, directly boosting distributable income or DPU.
As interest rates are falling from our local banks as well as Singapore bonds and treasury bills, SReits' nice, juicy DPUs become more attractive for investors.
Despite this year 's big rally, SReits are not overvalued. In fact they are trading at compelling valuation, especially when viewed through the lens of recovery and rhythm.
Many SReits are trading below or near book value with P/B ratios around 0.8 to 1.1, making some of them undervalued.
So it is time to get back in the SReits as the rebound continues. Not only do investors receive capital growth, they also earn attractive DPUs which is a great source of passive income.
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