Freddie Mac CEO reveals why 6.72% mortgage rates still triggered 25% surge in applications
Mortgage rates jumped to 6.72%, yet home purchase applications surged 25% compared to last year, showing strong buyer enthusiasm despite rising costs. A brief drop in rates sparked renewed interest in buying homes, with refinance applications increasing by 56%. The Fed's cautious approach and stronger job numbers may keep borrowing costs high, making it a gamble for potential buyers whether to lock in rates now or wait.
Chinese toy maker drops £63 million on London property - here's why traders are paying attention
Pop Mart invests £63 million in prime Oxford Street real estate to bolster their toy empire and avoid renting. With a 171% stock surge and 375% overseas revenue growth, the company capitalizes on the global demand for blind box toys. This strategic property purchase signals Pop Mart's ambition to dominate the retail sector while navigating challenges from regulators and market fluctuations.
Singapore's $3,000 PSF Condo Surge: Why 4,750 Homes Could Test Every Buyer's Wallet
Singapore's luxury real estate market braces for a test as 4,750 new homes hit the market above S$3,000 PSF amidst declining sales. Developers are betting on buyers' willingness to pay premium prices for prime locations, despite foreign investments plummeting. The upcoming months will reveal if buyer demand can match the surge in supply or if developers are overestimating market confidence.
Land prices doubled near India's new airport - developers made $280M in one year
Jewar International Airport's opening in September 2025 is dramatically boosting land prices, with ₹2,340 crores ($280 million) invested in the area, making it a hot real estate market. With a master plan for 13,300 acres and infrastructure improvements, property prices are expected to surge 15-25%, creating a promising investment opportunity. While the airport promises economic growth and job creation, the rising trend of premium properties threatens affordable housing, raising concerns about sustainable growth.
BlackRock CEO drops $7.3 billion on real estate firm - here's what it means for your portfolio
BlackRock's $7.3 billion acquisition of ElmTree Funds highlights a shift towards net-lease investments, where tenants cover costs, making it an attractive model for returns amidst rising expenses. Private capital assets are expected to surge to $21 trillion by 2030, signaling growing opportunities for individual investors in non-traditional assets. Ritholtz's partnership with Altruist showcases a trend towards technology-driven, multi-platform strategies that enhance client service and investment options.
Singapore's hottest stocks delivered 72.3% returns - here's what traders missed
Singapore's Straits Times Index rose 6% in H1 2025, led by top performers ST Engineering (72.3% return), Hong Kong Land (49.2%), and Sembcorp Industries (33.6%). ST Engineering thrived with massive contracts and a bulging order book, while Hong Kong Land pivoted strategically to upscale properties despite earlier losses. Sembcorp is capitalizing on the green energy boom with aggressive expansions, raising questions about the future performance of traditional banking stocks against evolving market sectors.
Singapore's $4.2B retail sales jump 1.4% - but only cars are selling
Singapore's retail sales rose 1.4% in May, but without motor vehicles, growth was nearly flat, highlighting dependency on car sales. Apparel, petrol stations, and department stores saw declines, indicating consumers are tightening their spending amidst a cooling job market. Investors should diversify away from sectors reliant on discretionary spending as economic uncertainties loom ahead.
UBS and Goldman Sachs CEOs reveal why 2025's biggest winners avoid this portfolio mistake
Investors are shifting from traditional 'buy and hold' strategies to more dynamic, active portfolio management amid economic stabilization. UBS promotes investment in artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and longevity sectors, marking a shift towards sustainability-driven growth. Building a diversified portfolio with resilient, sustainable assets is now essential in navigating current global uncertainty and risks.
CTP CEO reveals how 13.4 million sqm empire survived brutal 2025 market crash
CTP N.V. is Europe's largest listed logistics real estate operator with 13.4 million square meters of warehouse space, set to release its H1-2025 results on August 7 amid rising interest rates and inflation. The company is heavily investing in sustainability, earning a 'negligible-risk' ESG rating, which could attract eco-conscious investors looking for profitable opportunities. Investors should monitor CTP's occupancy rates, rental growth, and the impact of sustainability initiatives on profits to determine if they can successfully merge environmental responsibility with financial performance.
Millionaire's $80M divorce hack just changed UK wealth protection rules forever
Clive Standish's £80 million transfer to his wife to avoid a £32 million tax bill is now deemed 'non-matrimonial property' by the Supreme Court, affecting how UK divorce courts handle asset division. The ruling encourages wealthy couples to pursue prenuptial and postnuptial agreements for better financial protection amid divorce risks. While the decision clarifies asset protection for the wealthy, it also raises concerns about a growing divide in treatment between affluent individuals and everyday earners.
Investors making 152% gains in Asia-Pacific while India's real estate rebounds 50%
India's residential real estate pre-sales skyrocketed 50% YoY, particularly in premium apartments, despite last year's cautious development climate. Cross-border investment in the Asia-Pacific region surged 152% in Q1 2025, highlighting a shift towards emerging markets amidst fading interest in developed economies. Investors are advised to diversify their portfolios strategically, balancing safe investments with high-growth opportunities as India's real estate rebound unfolds.
Hyatt CEO reveals multi-million dollar Vancouver strategy that could reshape luxury hotel investing
Hyatt is transforming the former Shangri-La Vancouver into a Park Hyatt by 2026, marking their first luxury flagship in the city. This multi-million dollar investment comes as the luxury travel market rebounds, with affluent travelers increasing demand for premium accommodations. The move integrates Hyatt's loyalty program and a Michelin-recommended restaurant, aiming to create a compelling value proposition while highlighting potential risks in the hospitality sector.
Boutique Advisor's Secret Strategy: How CBHH Fills the Gap Big Investors Can't Touch
CBHH is pioneering 'core+' infrastructure, focusing on overlooked European companies that need capital but aren't suitable for big investors or early-stage funding. Their strategy capitalizes on the growing demand for data centers and EV charging stations in post-Brexit Britain, co-investing alongside clients to share risks and rewards. With SME lending on the rise, there's a unique opportunity for investors willing to support smaller enterprises at the critical intersection of tech and infrastructure.
Data center CEO reveals why Malaysia's 14% power hike could cost you millions
Malaysia's recent power tariff hike of 10% to 14% could add $15 to $20 million in annual costs for data centers, prompting tech giants to reconsider their investments. As neighboring countries like Thailand and Vietnam offer more competitive energy prices, Malaysia risks an exodus of data center investments. To regain its competitive edge, Malaysia should focus on renewable energy initiatives that ensure lower costs and attract major tech companies.
IBM CEO reveals $1.95 billion energy play that transforms Asia-Pacific data centers
IBM aims for 90% renewable energy by 2030, prompting Southeast Asian countries to boost their solar panel investments. Data centers' locations now hinge on renewable energy availability, with Asia-Pacific aiming for rapid corporate climate disclosure growth. The undersea power cable market is set to reach $1.95 billion by 2030, presenting new investment opportunities in green energy infrastructure.
This $1.6B REIT listing could transform Singapore's market - here's what traders need to know
McGraw Hill is making its second attempt at an IPO under ticker 'MH', banking on post-pandemic demand for digital learning solutions. NTT Data plans to launch a $1.6 billion REIT on Singapore's exchange, tapping into the booming data center market backed by major investors. Both listings highlight the growing profitability of the education sector and data infrastructure, signaling potential opportunities for investors.
NTT Data just dropped $1.6 billion IPO plans - here's what Singapore traders need to know
SGX may finally celebrate with NTT Data Group's $1.6 billion IPO, potentially its biggest win since 2021. The global data center market is set to grow significantly, offering lucrative investment opportunities amid rising digital demands. Success for the NTT IPO could revitalize SGX and signal a welcoming environment for data-driven businesses in Singapore.
Goldman Sachs predicts China's home prices will drop another 10% by 2027
Goldman Sachs predicts a further 10% decline in China's property market by 2027, following a 20% drop over four years. China's new home demand is projected to stay under 5 million units annually, significantly down from 20 million in 2017 due to tightened policies and poor consumer sentiment. In contrast, Japan is gaining IMF praise for fiscal discipline, potentially offering stability amidst China's ongoing real estate troubles.
Bank of Korea warns 16% housing surge threatens $2 trillion economy
Seoul's housing prices have surged 16% since January 2023, prompting the Bank of Korea to cut interest rates to stimulate a sluggish economy, despite rising small business loan delinquencies. Former President Yoon Suk-yeol's political turmoil and current President Lee Jae-myung's crypto initiatives complicate the financial landscape, with the central bank cautiously exploring stablecoins and digital currency. The Bank of Korea is attempting to balance economic growth and asset bubbles in a $2 trillion economy that faces pressure from both real estate speculation and struggling small businesses.
These 5 stocks turned $1,000 into $5,470 - here's which CEO's strategy worked best
Investing $1,000 in five selected companies five years ago would now yield $5,470, showcasing the power of diversification across sectors like education, real estate, and waste management. Stride (LRN) stands out with a staggering 40.16% annual return, proving the profitability of online education amidst evolving market trends. The key takeaway is to focus on investing in industries solving real problems rather than chasing fleeting trends, allowing compound interest to work in your favor.
Evergrande CEO's Ex-Wife Drops $67M on London Mansions While Company Owes $332B
Ding Yumei, ex-wife of Evergrande's chairman, spent $67 million on luxury London apartments amid her ex-husband's $332 billion debt crisis. As Evergrande collapses, the luxury property market in London is dropping sharply, highlighting a lack of confidence among wealthy investors. This saga underscores the danger of corporate executives moving assets to tax havens while ignoring their financial responsibilities.
Amazon just dropped £40 billion on UK - here's what traders need to know
Amazon is investing £40 billion in the UK over three years, creating 8,000 jobs with new fulfillment centers and boosting local economies. This investment serves as a vital counter to Brexit's negative impact on GDP and offers opportunities for smart investors across various sectors. However, ethical concerns regarding Amazon's supplier practices could pose risks to its reputation and stock prices, making it essential for traders to stay informed.
Cardone Capital Buys 1,000 Bitcoin for $101 Million in Real Estate Strategy
Grant Cardone invests $101 million in Bitcoin, merging real estate with cryptocurrency and pioneering the 'digital landlord' strategy. His plan involves using cash flows from rentals to acquire more Bitcoin, offering a hedge against inflation and unlocking new opportunities in real estate investment. The trend of tokenizing real estate could democratize ownership, allowing smaller investments in high-value properties while posing risks linked to Bitcoin's volatility.
RBI Cuts Repo Rate 75 Basis Points to 5.50% Boosting Real Estate and Insurance Sectors
RBI slashes repo rate by 75 basis points to 5.50%, making borrowing cheaper and boosting sectors like real estate. Godrej Properties is poised for growth with a 31% increase in booking values and a target price of ₹2,950 as demand surges. LIC maintains market dominance with a 57.05% share and a target price of ₹1,100, leveraging new technology to stay competitive.
Fed Holds Rates at 4.25%-4.5% as Housing Market Faces Affordability Crisis
The Federal Reserve is divided on interest rate cuts, impacting mortgage rates and potential homebuyers' budgets. With inflation stubbornly high, the job market is weakening, leading to fewer homebuyers and potential price corrections. As the July Fed meeting approaches, investors are advised to monitor economic trends while considering multi-family properties as a safer investment.
Madison Pacific Insider Buys 1,900 Shares at C$5.50 Following Stock Recovery
Madison Pacific Properties' insider purchase of 1,900 shares at C$5.50 coincided with a 1.9% stock price increase, suggesting potential confidence in the company's recovery. With a concerning price-to-earnings ratio of -7.41 and low current ratios, the company's financial health raises caution despite insider optimism. Analysts recommend a 'Hold' rating on Madison Pacific, indicating that while insider buying is a positive signal, significant risks remain in their financial metrics.
China Home Demand Drops 75% to 5 Million Units as Population Shrinks
China's real estate market is collapsing as home demand plummets from 20 million units in 2017 to just 5 million, driven by stagnant wages and declining birth rates. Families are regretting investments in premium school districts as school enrollments and kindergartens decline, making once-coveted properties undesirable. Investors should shift focus to urban centers and housing for the aging population, adapting to demographic changes instead of relying on traditional market assumptions.
Innov8 Sells 3% Stake at Rs 1,000 Crore Valuation to Raymond Family Office
Innov8 raises Rs 1,000 crore from the Raymond Family Office, planning to double its coworking centers to 100, betting on the ongoing demand for flexible workspaces. Raymond's investment signals traditional businesses adapting to the hybrid work model, recognizing the need for more adaptable office solutions. Oyo's upcoming IPO and Innov8's expansion reflect a growing trend in the coworking industry, as flexibility becomes the new normal for workplaces.
FTSE 100 Rises 0.5% Despite UK Insolvencies Jump 8% in May
FTSE 100 saw a 0.5% gain despite an 8% rise in UK business insolvencies, indicating a disconnect between stock performance and real economic struggles. Housebuilders like Berkeley Group faced significant stock drops, highlighting worries about the housing market amid increasing costs. UK retail sales fell 2.7%, reflecting declining consumer confidence as businesses adapt to a rapidly changing economic environment.
Canada Needs 480,000 Annual Housing Units by 2035 to Restore Affordability
Half of Canadian households spend their entire paycheck on housing, and Canada needs to build 480,000 homes annually by 2035 to make housing affordable again. Interest-only mortgages are making a comeback as a potential 'solution' for first-time buyers, but they risk passing on debt like an unwanted heirloom. Even with doubled construction output, significant improvements in housing affordability are unlikely in the next decade, necessitating creative financial planning for potential buyers.
SingPost Sells 10 HDB Shophouses for S$50 Million to Boost Cash Flow
Singapore Post sold ten HDB shophouses for S$50 million to pivot from traditional mail services impacted by digital growth. This strategic decluttering demonstrates a willingness to shed unprofitable assets and focus on their logistics business. Investors should pay attention to how SingPost reinvests this cash, as wise spending could indicate a promising turnaround or further challenges.
RBI Cuts Project Finance Provisioning to 1% from 5% Starting October 2025
RBI slashes asset provisioning requirements for banks from 5% to 1%, effective October 1st, easing financing for infrastructure projects. The new tiered system mandates 1.25% provisioning for infrastructure and 0.5625% for non-infrastructure loans, helping address India's $5 trillion infrastructure investment need by 2030. With reduced requirements, banks are likely to embrace project financing, making it more feasible for construction and energy sectors amidst India's pressing infrastructure demands.
Real Estate Investors Exit 10.8% of Home Sales as Housing Prices Level Off
Institutional investors are now only 10.8% of home sellers, indicating a shift in the real estate market after a post-pandemic buying spree. Rental prices have fallen for 21 months, and increased inventory gives homebuyers better negotiation power. Regular buyers should focus on solid locations and update financing strategies as sellers adjust to the changing market dynamics.
New World Development Seeks $11.2 Billion Refinancing Deal by June 30
New World Development, facing $11.2 billion in debt, needs unanimous approval from over 50 lenders for a crucial refinancing deal by June 30. While 87% of banks have approved so far, they must all agree to secure funding, similar to how Evergrande's massive default impacted the market. Investors should closely monitor this situation, as securing the refinancing could stabilize Hong Kong's property market, while failure might necessitate reevaluating investments in the sector.
Tokenized Asset Market Jumps 47% to $23.14 Billion by June 2025
Tokenizing illiquid assets like private equity and real estate offers real benefits, unlike tokenizing already liquid assets such as stocks. Franklin Templeton's 'Intraday Yield' feature exemplifies significant innovation in finance, making traditional systems seem outdated. As the tokenized asset market grows, investors must adapt or risk being left behind in accessing new opportunities.
Meghna Infracon Stock Jumps 7% on 1:1 Bonus Share Announcement
Meghna Infracon announces a 1:1 bonus share issuance, resulting in a 7% stock surge, showcasing the power of attractive offers for investors. Despite a 25.49% drop in revenue, Meghna's profits soared by 209%, highlighting its ability to maximize returns amidst market challenges. While Meghna is boosting shares, Ratos is divesting less profitable segments to enhance focus and margins, each adopting unique strategies to attract investors.
Mortgage Rates Hit 6.91% as Fed Rate Hikes Continue Pressuring Housing Market
Mortgage rates hit 6.91%, a stark reminder of how far we've strayed from the 3% days, thanks to the Fed's aggressive rate hikes. Despite higher rates, housing inventory remains tight, preventing significant price drops and creating a challenging market for buyers. Cash investors are seizing opportunities while traditional buyers are sidelined; navigating the 2025 real estate landscape will require strategic thinking and patience.
70% of Family Offices List Geopolitical Risk as Top Concern for 2025
Wealthy families are shifting investments away from real estate towards private equity and infrastructure due to geopolitical concerns. Nearly 40% of family offices are adopting dynamic strategies to hedge against market instability, signaling a need for real estate professionals to adapt quickly. With 53% lacking formal succession plans, there's a ripe opportunity for investment firms to step in and guide families through asset allocation amidst changing markets.
Thailand Intensifies Foreign Real Estate Crackdown Through Multi-Agency Task Force
Thailand cracks down on foreign nominee ownership structures, enforcing the Foreign Business Act with penalties like imprisonment and asset seizures. Legitimate investors may be deterred by the stringent regulations, but opportunities in the wellness tourism sector remain promising. Successful navigation of the new rules requires collaboration with local experts to avoid legal pitfalls in the evolving market.
Realty Income Delivers 8,700% Returns Since 1994 Versus S&P 500
Realty Income (NYSE: O) has delivered an impressive 8,700% return since 1994 by simply owning properties and collecting rent, outperforming the S&P 500 by a factor of four. The company has a reliable business model with a 96% occupancy rate and offers steady monthly dividends, making it a stable investment for those seeking predictable income. With plans to invest $4 billion in acquisitions, Realty Income proves that sometimes consistency and reliability are more rewarding than chasing the latest trends.
India HNI Count Doubles to 1.7 Million by 2027 as Wealth Management Shifts
India's high-net-worth individuals are expected to double from 850,000 to 1.7 million by 2027, shifting wealth management from mere accumulation to legacy-building. Modern family offices in India are emerging as essential tools for personalized financial management, focusing on succession planning and impact investing. Wealth advisors must now blend financial expertise with family values and ESG principles to keep up with the evolving needs of India's affluent population.
China Construction Bank Short Interest Jumps 51.9% to 19,600 Shares
Short interest in China Construction Bank surged by 51.9%, raising red flags despite its massive market cap of $241.51 billion. The bank's disappointing quarterly earnings and generous 10.12% dividend yield highlight its struggle in a challenging economic environment. Investors may prefer stable REITs like Realty Income for consistent returns amid uncertainty, shifting focus away from China Construction Bank.
China Retail Sales Rise 6.4% While Property Prices Drop 0.22% in May
China's economy shows a mixed bag: retail sales rose 6.4% in May, while the property market faced a 0.22% price drop. Consumers are spending like it's 2019, but 64% are hoarding savings, reflecting a deep-rooted economic caution. Investment outlook is cautious, with traders focusing on education and healthcare as real estate remains unstable.
Blackstone Eyes Troubled Sunseeker Resort: A Private Equity Rescue Mission
Blackstone eyes the struggling $720 million Sunseeker Resort, aiming to flip underperforming properties into profitable assets. Their strategy involves quick turnarounds through savvy management, despite the unpredictable post-2020 hospitality landscape. Investors should watch closely as this acquisition could redefine risk and opportunity in the hospitality sector.
Budget Airline Fallout and REIT Opportunities: Singapore's Market Pivot
Jetstar Asia is set to cease operations on July 31, 2025, citing a projected loss of A$35 million and job cuts for 500 employees. While airlines falter, REITs like Link REIT and Centurion Corporation are thriving, presenting savvy investment opportunities amidst market turbulence. Investors should shift focus to REITs in essential sectors like student and worker housing for a smoother ride in uncertain economic times.
Adani Cement and CREDAI Join Forces: A Sustainable Construction Power Move
Adani Cement and CREDAI's partnership is set to revolutionize India's construction landscape by controlling 30% of cement consumption and enhancing supply chain access for builders. This collaboration emphasizes innovation and sustainability, aiming for greener construction with lower carbon footprints while boosting property values. Investors should watch closely as this initiative signals a shift towards a smarter and more resilient urban development future.
Judge Slams Racist Lending Practices: Townstone Financial Faces Legal Reckoning
CFPB is fighting for a mortgage process free of discrimination and complexity. Townstone Financial faced legal consequences for discriminatory practices against Black homeowners. Investing in fair practices is not just ethical; it also future-proofs your business in a changing market.
SoFi Technologies: The Digital Bank Disrupting Wall Street's Old Guard
SoFi Technologies is rapidly growing as a digital bank with 10.9 million members, showcasing the synergy of technology and finance. Their streamlined product approach and explosive sales growth in financial services signal major potential, especially with a 500% increase in home loans. SoFi aims to become a top-10 U.S. bank, balancing ambition with investment risks as they navigate a competitive financial landscape.
Wall Street Firms Tap Into $34.7 Trillion Home Equity Market as Interest Rates Rise
Americans hold $34.7 trillion in home equity, prompting Wall Street to treat homes as financial assets with increasing investor interest. Investment firms have issued $18 billion in home equity bonds this year, showcasing the growing trend of monetizing residential properties. First-time buyers face challenges as home prices soar, while established homeowners benefit from their properties becoming lucrative financial instruments.
Blockchain and Crypto Reshape European Real Estate Investment Landscape in 2025
Tokenization is transforming real estate ownership, making it as easy as buying stocks with the help of blockchain technology. Blockchain provides a transparent and secure way to handle property transactions, reducing trust issues in the market. The real estate market is evolving towards a more accessible and efficient future, integrating traditional methods with digital innovations.
Trade War Impacts North American Real Estate as Canada's GDP Grows 2.2% Amid Tariff Rush
Canada's GDP grew 2.2% in Q1 2025, driven by businesses adapting to tariff challenges. The housing market faces a five-month sales decline despite low mortgage rates, as consumers wait for clarity on tariffs. Investors should focus on local real estate trends, consider affordable housing options, and stay updated on policy changes to navigate market volatility.
Kenya and India Lower Interest Rates to Boost Economic Growth
Kenya cuts interest rates to 9.75% for the sixth consecutive time, fueling easier access to credit as inflation stays low at 3.8%. Both Kenya and India are pursuing cheaper credit amidst global economic challenges, but caution is warranted due to potential credit risks. Investors should focus on sectors like financial services and real estate, while hoping for broader economic reforms to ensure sustained growth.
WEAVE LIVING and KKR Expand Premium Residential Portfolio in Central Tokyo
WEAVE LIVING and KKR are teaming up to launch over 240 luxury rental units in Prime Central Tokyo, targeting busy professionals. Their new WEAVE RESIDENCES brand offers fully furnished apartments, alongside flexible leases to modernize the rental market. This partnership is setting a strategic example in urban real estate, adapting to Japan's tight housing landscape.
US Wealth Gap Widens as Baby Boomers Dominate Real Estate Market in 2025
Baby Boomers hold $82 trillion in wealth, having capitalized on low housing prices to amass real estate fortunes. While Millennials and Gen-Z struggle with $16 trillion in combined wealth, innovative investment strategies in real estate offer hope for closing the wealth gap. Younger generations can thrive by focusing on tangible assets and adapting quickly to market changes despite the challenges posed by older generations.
Class Action Lawsuits Hit Civitas Resources and Broadmark Realty Over Alleged Misrepresentations
Civitas Resources faces legal backlash over inflated oil production claims, while Broadmark Realty Capital is in hot water for lacking transparency in its merger with Ready Capital. Affected investors can join lawsuits without upfront costs, highlighting a growing trend of corporate accountability as legal options expand. Investors should stay vigilant and evaluate their positions promptly, as market discrepancies could lead to costly consequences.
Chicago Fire Plans $650M Private Stadium While Broadmark Realty Faces Legal Hurdles
The Chicago Fire's owner is privately funding a $650 million stadium, breaking the mold in professional sports. This ambitious project, part of a larger development called The 78, could redefine urban development without public funds. The Fire's strategy includes engaging the community with meetings to gain local support, setting a precedent for future projects.
Sintana Energy Soars 25% While Keppel DC REIT Returns to STI Index
Sintana Energy's stock recently surged 25.5%, but its negative PE ratio and insider selling raise concerns about its profitability. In contrast, Keppel DC REIT is making a strong comeback with a 59.4% increase in distributable income and a solid market presence. For those seeking stable investments, Keppel's reliable financial performance stands in stark contrast to Sintana's risky appeal.
RBI Cuts Repo Rate to 5.5% and Reduces CRR to Boost Economy
The Reserve Bank of India unexpectedly slashed the repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.5%, injecting Rs 2.5 lakh crore into the banking system. Borrowers can rejoice with cheaper loans, while fixed deposit savers should brace for lower returns. Investors are advised to diversify into equities or real estate and stay informed about geopolitical risks and market dynamics.
Keppel DC REIT Returns to Straits Times Index as Data Centers Power Growth
Keppel DC REIT is set to reintegrate into Singapore's Straits Times Index on June 23, 2025, highlighting its status as a leading data center REIT with a market cap of S$4.9 billion. The company's impressive Q1 2025 results show a 59.4% rise in distributable income and strong occupancy rates of 96.5%, driven by strategic property acquisitions. Keppel is committed to sustainability, earning three consecutive GRESB Green Stars and planning to expand renewable energy capacity, emphasizing the evolving nature of real estate toward tech and sustainability.
Keppel DC REIT Joins Straits Times Index Amid Rising Data Center and Copper Demand
Keppel DC REIT joins Singapore's Straits Times Index on June 23, highlighting the booming value of data centers with a 59.4% rise in distributable income. With 24 data centers and a market cap of S$4.9 billion, they are reshaping the real estate landscape amidst soaring copper demand for green technology. Investing in Keppel DC REIT and copper offers a savvy way to tap into the growing digital economy and green tech trends.