Keppel REIT

Keppel REIT is a Singapore Exchange-listed real estate investment trust. Its portfolio consists of Grade A offices across Singapore, Australia, and South Korea.

Suntec, Keppel, OUE REITs report strong office occupancy in 2024

Return-to-office and demand for subdivided space lifted OUE REIT’s portfolio reversion.

Singapore’s office oversupply concerns ‘'overstated': analysis

Ongoing return-to-office trend and flight to quality will support the Grade A office market.

DBS renews lease with Keppel Reit

The lease will last for six years.

Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT bags US$50m loan facility

The loan facility was obtained through its trustee, Perpetual (Asia) Limited.

BBC Studios is Keppel REIT's newest tenant in North Sydney asset

It will relocate to a boutique office development, 2 Blue Street (formerly known as Blue & William), in North Sydney.

Keppel REIT prices A$50m green notes due 2027

It will issue the notes in denominations of A$250,000.

Koh Wee Lih leaves Keppel REIT Management to assume new role at Keppel

He will serve as Keppel's managing director for business development.

Keppel REIT's distributable income dips 1.9% YoY to $160.6m in 9M24

It attributed the decline to higher borrowing costs.

Keppel REIT launches Green Financing Framework

It outlines guidelines for proceeds use, project evaluation, fund management, and reporting.

Keppel REIT prices A$175m floating rate green notes due 2027

Funds from the issuance will support the REIT's acquisition in Sydney.

Keppel REIT secures ₩131b revolving credit facility

The facility is HSBC Institutional Trust Services-guaranteed.

Keppel REIT's net property income rises 7.2% YoY to $48.2M in 1Q24

The REIT attributed the increase to strong operating performance.

Keppel REIT acquires 50% stake in 255 George Street in Sydney for $321.0m

The freehold Grade A office building has a committed occupancy rate of 93%.

SREITs’ retail, office, hospitality saw strong recovery in Q4 2023: analyst

Hospitality and retail will continue to benefit from visitor arrivals and domestic spending.