I don’t often look at this — have you heard of AIMS APAC REIT? I wrote it here last time. This post was originally posted here. The writer, Willie Keng is a veteran community member and blogger on InvestingNote, with a username known as @Willie and has close to 130 followers. This is a straightforward, Singapore industrial REIT – owns warehouses, storages and light manufacturing facilities. The kind of properties where engineering, retail and food companies would lease spaces from. What struck me, is not that it’s different from the bigger industrial landlords like Ascendas REIT or Mapletree Industrial Trust (both morphed into diversified properties including trendy business parks and data centre). What struck me is, AIMS APAC REIT’s dividend is trading at a much higher yield than its blue-chip peers. I’ve come to believe Singapore industrial REITs should trade at a higher yield. That’s because these REITs own assets that sit on...