REITs were supposed to die at this point. 2 years ago mid-June, we have a scare that interest rate will rise. That rate hike didn’t happen. Then 1 year ago the hike started. REITs being interest sensitive instruments, are supposed to be adversely affected in their net rental income and property prices. Yet for the past year, the REIT sector in Singapore have been doing well. On average, we reached a 12 to 16% value appreciation, not to mention getting a 5 to 6% dividend yield. We know this is not always the case, but as an investor how can you fine tune your reit portfolio? In our upcoming BIGS Live, we bring one blogger and one professional to share with you some of the nuances of active investing in REITs and the passive way of investing in REITs. This sharing will suit the investors who are currently investing ......