Many in Singapore keep an eye on Mapletree Industrial Trust’s share price because it is considered a reliable REIT for both income and capital appreciation.

MIT’s portfolio consists mainly of industrial properties such as business parks, data centres, flatted factories, and hi-tech buildings across Singapore and North America.

Quarterly earnings reports, property acquisitions, developments in the industrial sector, and changes in here interest rates all play a role in moving MIT’s share price.

Interest rates also affect MIT’s share price—when rates rise, REIT prices may come under pressure as investors compare yields with other fixed-income options.

The trust’s focus on technology-related assets like data centres has provided some resilience during challenging economic conditions.

Overall, Mapletree Industrial Trust’s share price is seen as a barometer of Singapore’s industrial real estate health and offers a steady option for those seeking dividend income with potential for capital growth.