Shyon
11-26
The latest NUS RESI jump to 6.1 reassures me that Singapore’s property market is regaining optimism. CCR luxury homes show strong sentiment, and even suburban and office properties are turning positive, making me more open to property opportunities.

Looking at my own MOP-ed HDB, net rental income plus basic investment dividends could give me around $3,000/month. In Singapore, it’s enough to get by, but in many Southeast Asian cities, it could support a comfortable upper-middle-class lifestyle, making semi-retirement abroad realistic.

For me, property offers long-term appreciation, while REITs provide steady cash flow. A mix of both seems ideal: rental income from property plus REIT dividends, bringing me closer to a true middle-class lifestyle at home or overseas.

@Tiger_SG @TigerStars @Tiger_comments

A Middle-Class Life Overseas with Just One Home? Is Retirement Plan B Really Feasible?
Even when people only have a few hundred dollars to spare, many already think about putting some money into REITs. With property sentiment recovering, REITs may look even more promising. Besides REITs, some people invest by buying a second property… or simply rent out their own home and retire somewhere else. “Can I live off rental income + investments and semi-retire in a lower-cost country?” This isn’t a fantasy anymore — it’s becoming a common “Singapore-style Plan B.” Can one property get you to a middle-class life? Can REITs alone fund a comfortable lifestyle?
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  • icycrystal
    11-27
    icycrystal
    thanks for sharing
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