Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust (Manulife US REIT)

DBS anticipates a near-term relief rally on the stock, whose units reached an all-time low of 13.3 US cents on May 16.

“Improving fundamentals may finally lift investor confidence in the sector,” analyst Joel Ng writes in a Sept 7 report.

Six analysts say that this stock is a "buy".

Gross revenue for the half-year period came in at US$98.6 million ($135.5 million), 18.3% y-o-y, largely due to contributions from Centrepointe in Washington, and Capitol in California. Both were acquired in FY2019.

“2019 was the best year ever for Manulife US REIT,” says Jill Smith, chief executive officer of the manager.

SINGAPORE (Nov 25): The outlook for Singapore Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) remains favourable and is seeing signs of distribution per unit (DPU) recovery in the retail and industrial sectors in the latest 3Q2019 results. In a report filed on N

SINGAPORE (Nov 4): The manager of Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust has announced distribution per unit (DPU) of 1.48 US cents for the 3Q19 ended September, some 2.0% lower than DPU of 1.51 US cents a year ago.

According to lead analyst Derek Tan, there are several visible benefits that can arise from investors having MUST in their portfolios. For a start, the REIT delivered two acquisitions in 2019 alone as part of its apparent inorganic growth strategy providi

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 (July 1): Real estate investment trusts are still bankers’ best friends. In the first half of this year, Singapore REITs raised $1.35 billion (see Table 1) through placements that was used mainly for acquisitions. In general, these acquisition