In last week’s article, I discussed an asset allocation with about 40% allocation to REITs. The comments I got was… interesting: “REITs can make money meh?” “Buy REITs? Ask those who bought 3 years ago how much they lost.” Investing is funny sometimes. In 2021, when REITs were at all time highs – investors loved REITs. Today when REITs are close to all time lows – nobody wants to touch REITs. And everyone wants to buy banks when they are close to all time highs. If there’s anything I’ve learned in investing. It is that: When the market is overwhelmingly bearish on an asset class, it’s worth taking a second look. When the market is overwhelmingly bullish on an asset class, you’d better take a second look. How I may invest $100,000 in REITs? (as a Singapore Investor in 2024) So I wanted to use this article to relook my assumptions about REITs. And to ask if I had $100,000 today....