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Asia Real Estate News Tracker

Tracking developments across Asia's regional real estate markets

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<ul><li>Link REIT's HK manager is starting a private funds venture in the market, showcasing a new area of investment and growth potential.</li><li>Yanlord is looking to sell a half-stake in an Anson Road project for $240M, indicating a strategic move in their property portfolio.</li><li>Weave Living is expanding its presence in Singapore with 2 new locations, adding a total of 330 units to their portfolio.</li></ul>

Link REIT's HK manager is starting a private funds venture in the market, showcasing a new area of investment and growth potential.Yanlord is looking to sell a half-stake in an Anson Road project for $240M, indicating a strategic move in their property portfolio.Weave Living is expanding its presence in Singapore with 2 new locations, adding a total of 330 units to their portfolio.

Asia Real Estate Tracker (13-Feb-2025): HK's Link REIT Manager Now Offers Private Funds.

Singapore Market Roundup, Singapore Market Roundup

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<li>DBS chooses CapitaLand Ascott Trust as top choice for 2025, no property market bubble, no need for cooling measures.</li>
<li>Medical tourism drives growth in Asean hospitals, RHB suggests looking beyond index for strong performance.</li>
<li>DBS maintains 'buy' rating on CapitaLand Investment, OCBC predicts support for DBS shares, tips retail REITs for 2025.</li>
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DBS chooses CapitaLand Ascott Trust as top choice for 2025, no property market bubble, no need for cooling measures.
Medical tourism drives growth in Asean hospitals, RHB suggests looking beyond index for strong performance.
DBS maintains 'buy' rating on CapitaLand Investment, OCBC predicts support for DBS shares, tips retail REITs for 2025.


Singapore Market Roundup (17-Dec-2024): By 2025, Singapore Hotels Moderate

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<ul><li>OCBC, CapitaLand Investment, UOBKH lead buyback tally OCBC led the share buyback consideration tally, buying back 1.2 million shares at an average price of S$12.74 per share, followed by CapitaLand Investment, which bought back two million shares at an average price of S$3.03 per share.</li><li>This was due mainly to the increase in revenue from hotel operations of S$34.7 million and rental of investment properties of S$2.3 million.</li></ul>

OCBC, CapitaLand Investment, UOBKH lead buyback tally OCBC led the share buyback consideration tally, buying back 1.2 million shares at an average price of S$12.74 per share, followed by CapitaLand Investment, which bought back two million shares at an average price of S$3.03 per share.This was due mainly to the increase in revenue from hotel operations of S$34.7 million and rental of investment properties of S$2.3 million.

OCBC, CapitaLand Investment, UOBKH Lead Buyback Tally

<ul><li>STI Rebounds 5.2% in July, led by Seatrium & Keppel Corp The 5.2% gain on the month was the STI's strongest performing month since a 6.4% gain in November 2022, with the STI trading at March levels (below 3,150) in early July, then retesting February levels (above 3,350) in late July.  https://investors.sgx.com/_security-types/stocks/S51?lang=en led the STI constituents in July, gaining 12.8% while booking the highest net institutional inflow for the month at S$75.4 million.</li></ul>

STI Rebounds 5.2% in July, led by Seatrium & Keppel Corp The 5.2% gain on the month was the STI's strongest performing month since a 6.4% gain in November 2022, with the STI trading at March levels (below 3,150) in early July, then retesting February levels (above 3,350) in late July.  https://investors.sgx.com/_security-types/stocks/S51?lang=en led the STI constituents in July, gaining 12.8% while booking the highest net institutional inflow for the month at S$75.4 million.

STI Rebounds 5.2% in July, led by Seatrium & Keppel Corp

<ul><li>On the move in early July, the STI posted a 2.1% decline during the first week, and a 3.5% gain the following week.</li><li>STI stocks that posted gains over each of the two weeks included UOL, SATS, Singapore Airlines and City Developments.</li><li>Among the 100 most traded Singapore- listed stocks this year, there were another 17 stocks that posted gains in each of the first two weeks of July, with one-third of these stocks representing the Industrials Sector: Acesian Partners, SingPost, ComfortDelGro, Dyna-Mac and Samudera Shipping, in addition to the aforementioned Singapore Airlines and SATS.</li></ul>

On the move in early July, the STI posted a 2.1% decline during the first week, and a 3.5% gain the following week.STI stocks that posted gains over each of the two weeks included UOL, SATS, Singapore Airlines and City Developments.Among the 100 most traded Singapore- listed stocks this year, there were another 17 stocks that posted gains in each of the first two weeks of July, with one-third of these stocks representing the Industrials Sector: Acesian Partners, SingPost, ComfortDelGro, Dyna-Mac and Samudera Shipping, in addition to the aforementioned Singapore Airlines and SATS.

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Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX)

STI Rebounds 5.2% in July, led by Seatrium & Keppel Corp

STI Rebounds 5.2% in July, led by Seatrium & Keppel Corp The 5.2% gain on the month was the STI's strongest performing month since a 6.4% gain...

Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX)

Biggest Movers on Recent STI Swings

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