Buying a property outright isn’t the only way to invest in property, REITs provide another, more diversified, avenue. Instead of buying one particular property, you can get access to the rental from a diversified pool of property depending on the REIT. Roshan Kanesan speaks to DBS’s Banks Derek Tan to learn more about REITs and the key things to watch before investing in one, from revenue generation and cost management to interest rates and other macroeconomic factors.
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