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While property was one of the key drivers of wealth accumulation for past generations of Singapore homeowners, the tailwinds that drove strong property prices in the past may not continue in the future.
While property was one of the key drivers of wealth accumulation for past generations of Singapore homeowners, the tailwinds that drove strong property prices in the past may not continue in the future.
If you’re considering a second property, it is important to consider Singapore’s changing demographics amid an ageing population and tighter manpower policies. These factors may weigh on the longer-term demand and rental yield for residential properties. Looking beyond property, the right mix of assets can help to manage risks and overall portfolio risk-reward ratios.
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Retail S-REITs
Based on our analysis, returns on assets like REITs offer more compelliing returns than that of a second property.
We believe retail S-REITs like Frasers Centrepoint Trust with its portfolio of suburban malls are well-anchored against the current tightened measures. We also like Mapletree Commercial Trust for its dominant mall positioning, stable earnings and strong tenant profile.
Industrial S-REITs
Industrial S-REITs are also a choice sector given their multi-year pivot into new economy assets.
Having been on the growth trajectory over the past few years, we believe that Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust , given its enlarged portfolio, can continue to dream big.
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