Singapore property trusts (REITs)
This owns a bundle of around 30 Singapore real estate investment trusts, which are companies that own malls, offices, and warehouses and pass rental income to investors. It pays you cash every three months.
Returns shown in USD (your base currency). Past performance is not a reliable guide to future results.
- Owns about 30 Singapore property trusts
- Pays cash income every quarter
- No tax on payouts for residents
- Sensitive to interest rate moves
- Higher fee than broad stock funds
- Narrow, single-country property focus
About this fund
The Lion-Phillip S-REIT ETF holds a diversified basket of high-quality Singapore-listed REITs, screened by the Morningstar Singapore REIT Yield Focus Index for quality and yield. It is the only CPFIS-included, SGX-listed ETF dedicated purely to Singapore REITs. It makes cash distributions quarterly.
Available on Interactive Brokers
Low-cost access to Singapore property trusts (REITs) and 10,000+ funds worldwide.
Frequently asked questions
Is CLR.SI accumulating or distributing?
Lion-Phillip S-REIT ETF (CLR.SI) is a distributing ETF, so it pays its dividends out to you as cash, usually a few times a year. If you would rather have dividends reinvested automatically, look for an accumulating share class of the same index.
What is the annual fee (TER) for CLR.SI?
CLR.SI has a total expense ratio (TER) of 0.60% per year. On a $10,000 holding that is roughly $60 a year, charged inside the fund rather than billed to you separately. A lower fee leaves more of the return compounding for you over time.
Can I buy CLR.SI on Interactive Brokers?
Yes. CLR.SI trades on SGX, SGD and is available to investors worldwide through Interactive Brokers (IBKR). IBKR is the most popular way to buy UCITS ETFs because of its low FX conversion cost (around 0.03%) and low trading commissions.
What does CLR.SI invest in?
Lion-Phillip S-REIT ETF (CLR.SI) tracks the Morningstar Singapore REIT Yield Focus Index. This owns a bundle of around 30 Singapore real estate investment trusts, which are companies that own malls, offices, and warehouses and pass rental income to investors. You buy one fund and get the whole basket in a single trade.
How risky is CLR.SI?
On the TickerCompare 1 to 5 scale, CLR.SI is rated medium risk (3/5), based on how much its price has moved historically. Higher-risk funds can fall further in a downturn, so match the choice to your time horizon and how much volatility you can stomach.