S-REIT yields are down 3%. Bolt or buy?
SINGAPORE (Dec 5): RHB Research is maintaining its “overweight” rating on the property sector as yields of Singapore REITs overtook 10-year government bond yields by 4.
China and Vietnam to drive growth for CapitaLand
SINGAPORE (Dec 1): CIMB is maintaining its “add” recommendation and target price of S$4.
OSK Holdings sees 85.6% plunge in 3Q net profit
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): OSK Holdings Bhd's net profit for the third financial quarter ended Sept 30, 2016 (3QFY16), plunged 85.
Ascott targets millennials with new co-living hospitality brand, Lyf
SINGAPORE (Nov 24): The Ascott Limited, CapitaLand’s serviced residence unit, has launched a new co-living hospitality concept brand Lyf, pronounced ‘life'.
Three developer stocks to snap up as Singapore property sales awaken
SINGAPORE (Nov 17): DBS Group Research is maintaining its view that the Singapore property market remains on a “modest correction path” while highlighting that developers trading at 0.
CapitaLand to open eight shopping malls in 2017, seeks retailers at MAPIC in Cannes
SINGAPORE (Nov 17): CapitaLand intends to open eight new shopping malls in 2017, six of which are retail components of integrated developments in China, and one each in Malaysia and India.
Singapore REITs outlook cloudy as rate hike looms following Trump triumph
SINGAPORE (Nov 16): Dark clouds are gathering for Singapore real estate investments trusts (REITs).
Ascott’s expansion crosses 50,000 units globally
SINGAPORE (Nov 15): The Ascott Ltd, CapitaLand’s wholly owned serviced residence business unit, has secured more than 10,000 apartment units across 51 properties this year, setting a new record.
DBS calls buy on CapitaLand on better earnings quality
SINGAPORE (Nov 11): DBS Group Research has a buy call on CapitaLand after the property group posted a robust set of earnings for its third quarter of 2016 amid portfolio-wide improvement.
Is the Singapore office property market poised for a turnaround?
SINGAPORE (Nov 10): The depressed office property market appears to be turning a corner, after the Central Boulevard white site tender saw keen interest from property developers.
