Singapore REIT powerhouse going global again


Now, following the initial blow from the Covid-19 outbreak, its REITs are slowly coming back to the market with a mission: resume their global expansion

SINGAPORE: Singapore has established itself as a hub for real estate investment trusts (REITs) over the past two decades.

Now, following the initial blow from the Covid-19 outbreak, its REITs are slowly coming back to the market with a mission: resume their global expansion.

Gordon Tang and his wife Celine, who have one of the biggest REIT stakes in Singapore, are among those leading the charge.

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