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To: Moominoid who wrote (782)	9/23/2005 10:58:30 PM
From: Taikun	Read Replies (2) of 217661

For capital gain alone I would prefer the estate firms like MITEY, DIBUY, and TOLAY. MITEY: quote.yahoo.co.jp TOLAY: quote.yahoo.co.jp As I understand it JREITS use quite a bit of leverage, have pretty heavy management fees and as Japanese monetary policy changes the resultant rate increases could offset quite a few potential REIT gains. Nonetheless, I am probably going to add some JREITs: JRFIF might be a good way to play a retail upswing. 3.63% yield jrf-reit.com But I don't like the chart: quote.yahoo.co.jp NIHON PRIME REALTY, quote.yahoo.co.jp investing.reuters.co.uk You can get 5% out of a Japanese REIT: spc-reit.com SINGAPORE REITS have slightly higher yields: mcp-llc.com

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