MREITs to deliver better results in 2021 after a challenging year


PETALING JAYA: While 2020 has been a challenging year for Malaysian Real Estate Investment Trusts (MREITs), the sector is expected see some recovery in 2021 as movement restriction orders are eased and the deployment of Covid-19 vaccines lift consumer sentiment, according to research analysts.

AmInvestment Research, in its 2021 strategy report, has upgraded its rating on the sector to “overweight” from “neutral” previously, and said the worst is over for REITs.

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