Manulife US REIT (MUST)

(Nov 18): Yields on 10-year Singapore Government Securities have been rising, albeit gently from a low base (see Chart 1). Similarly, yields on 10-year US Treasuries are also rising, from a low of 1.4% in September to 1.945% as at Nov 11 (see Chart 2). On

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SINGAPORE (Sept 23): Since the start of September, four real estate investment trusts and one business trust have announced equity raisings. So far this year, S-REITs have raised more than $3 billion in equity fundraisings, excluding REIT IPOs (see Table

SINGAPORE (Sept 19): The manager of Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust says it has entered into a purchase agreement to acquire a freehold 29-storey Class A office building in California for an estimated aggregate purchase consideration of US$198.8

SINGAPORE (Aug 20): Market watchers continue to favour Manulife US REIT (MUST) for its high distribution per unit (DPU) visibility on the back of stable income growth and low leasing risks.

SINGAPORE (June 28): Singapore REITs raised $1.35 billion through placements in the first half of this year, that was used mainly for acquisitions.

SINGAPORE (May 3): Maybank Kim Eng and RHB Research are reiterating their “buy” calls on Manulife US REIT (MUST) with the respective target prices of US$1 and 96 US cents.

SINGAPORE (Apr 26): Analysts are keeping their “buy” calls on Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust (Manulife US REIT), after the group reported a strong start to the year.

SINGAPORE (Mar 25): Manulife US REIT (MUST), with seven high-quality freehold US office assets, is proxy to favourable US macro-economic fundamentals, says Maybank KimEng.

SINGAPORE (Feb 11): Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust (Manulife US REIT) has announced a 7.7% increase in distribution per unit (DPU) to 1.53 US cents (2.07 cents) for the 4Q18 ended December, compared to 1.42 US cents a year ago.