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RHB remains 'overweight' on US office REITs despite drop in unit prices

Bryan Wu
Bryan Wu • 5 min read
RHB remains 'overweight' on US office REITs despite drop in unit prices
Natarajan: US office REITs are oversold in our view, trading closer to Covid-19 lows of 0.6x P/BV and around 12% yields, presenting good entry levels for long-term investments. Photo: Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT
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RHB Group Research analyst Vijay Natarajan has maintained his “overweight” rating for US office REITs, despite the sector being down 35% year-to-date (ytd) on the back of concerns over empty office buildings, sharp interest rate hikes and fears of a possible deep recession.

In comparison, Singapore REITs (S-REITs), despite concerns of the rate hikes from the US Federal Reserve (US Fed) are 13% lower ytd.

In his report dated Sept 30, Natarajan says that he continues to remain positive on office space utility and viability as a stable real estate asset class, although he acknowledges that macro conditions have “deteriorated”.

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