For many Singapore investors, the search for stable, recurring passive income naturally leads to one asset class: real estate investment trusts (REITs). With their predictable distributions, exposure to high-quality commercial properties and the regulatory requirement to pay out at least 90% of taxable income, Singapore REITs have become a cornerstone in income-focused portfolios. In a world where market volatility is becoming common, REITs offer something rare: clarity, stability and cash flow. Investing in REITs for passive income is a strategy that many people have adopted. My own journey with REIT investing has reinforced this. In 2025, my stock portfolio included dividends paid from a Singapore REIT $20,289.89 in passive income. This figure was not the result of market speculation or timing. This comes from disciplined accumulation, reinvestment and a long-term focus on quality REITs with sustainable yields. As we move deeper into 2026, the scenario…
