Singapore’s REIT market has performed strongly in 2025, with CapLand IntCom T reaching a 52-week high and S-REIT ETFs delivering solid returns averaging around 10.7% over the past year. Choosing between individual REITs and REIT ETFs depends on your preference for active stock-picking versus diversification. Individual REITs vary widely by property type and sensitivity to rental cycles and interest rates, which can complicate selection. REIT ETFs offer broader diversification, stable dividends, and reduce single-asset risk, making them a smart choice for investors seeking less hands-on management. If I had to pick one, LION-Phillip S-REIT ETF remains a strong option for size and yield, while UOB APAC Green REIT ETF impresses with sustainability and performance. With prices near highs, I’d lean towards waiting for pullbacks before buying to avoid chasing. A Fed rate cut could boost REITs by lowering borrowing costs, making them more attractive for income-focused portfolios.
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