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Real Estate Investment Trusts
Earn income produced from real estate and real estate-related assets without having to purchase an actual property.
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are a class of securities that are listed on stock exchanges and typically produce income through investing in real estate or real estate related assets. REITs let you benefit from a real estate investment that is more liquid compared to a direct property investment.
Benefits
- Alternative way of investing in real estate and real estate assets.
- Investment in REITs are more liquid than direct property investment.
- Recurring distribution income produced by REIT.
For more information
- Call our Investment Service Centre Hotline on +65 6327 2288 (SG) or +852 2902 3888 (HK).
Risks: This product introduction does not form part of any offer or recommendation, or have any regard to the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any specific person. Before committing to an investment, please seek advice from a financial or other professional adviser regarding the suitability of the product for you and read the relevant product offer documents, including the risk disclosures, which can be obtained from DBS Vickers. If you do not wish to seek financial advice, please consider carefully whether the product is suitable for you.
Investing in REITs involves risks, including but not limited to economic, market, liquidity, and interest rate risks. Depending on the REIT, unit holders also face income, concentration, leverage, and refinancing risks. To manage the risks, investors should keep abreast of economic and corporate developments and seek to understand the workings of such instrument and financial markets in general. To find out more, please contact our Investment Specialists.
Investing in REITs involves risks, including but not limited to economic, market, liquidity, and interest rate risks. Depending on the REIT, unit holders also face income, concentration, leverage, and refinancing risks. To manage the risks, investors should keep abreast of economic and corporate developments and seek to understand the workings of such instrument and financial markets in general. To find out more, please contact our Investment Specialists.
