Apart from just manoeuvring an economic downturn in 2020, everyone is also combating a very real health threat. The combination of this has also led to major disruptions in the way we live, work and play, accelerating economic trends that should have been years in the making. Along with this, the properties – including REITs – that enable us to live, work and play have all been impacted. In the short term, volatility may spark sharp rises and dips in market prices, in the longer-term, some types of properties may become less relevant entirely. In our REITs Report Card, which we publish each quarter, we look at how S-REITs have performed as a whole and individually. How Have Singapore REITs Fared In The YTD 2020? The iEdge S-REIT Index is a free-float market capitalisation weighted inde

Basic Profile & Key StatisticsKeppel Pacific Oak US REIT (KORE) was listed on 9 Nov 2017. It was previously known as Keppel-KBS US REIT and subsequently renamed on 5 Sep 2019. KORE is a pure office REIT with properties in US and is traded in USD.Lease ProfileOccupancy is healthy at 94.3%. WALE is moderate at 4.1 years. From the latest presentation, 41.5% of the lease by rental income will be expiring in 2025 and beyond without breakdown, if we consider before 2025, then the highest lease expiry of 17.2% falls in the year 2023. All of its properties are freehold. Debt ProfileGearing ratio is slightly high at 37.4%. Cost of debt is high at 3.3%. Fixed debt rate is slightly high at 84.3% while 100% of debt is unsecured. Interest cover is high 4.4 times. WADE is short at 2.5 year