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What a listed landlord actually pays out, reported under exchange rules and updated daily, next to what the same city yields on the ground. A trailing dividend is a fact with a filing behind it, which is the hardest number in property to argue with.

Median yield
6.97%
Priced
2026-09-12
RegionAllNorth AmericaEuropeAsia PacificMiddle East & AfricaLatin America
SectorAllData centresDeveloperDiversifiedHealthcareHotelsIndustrialOfficeResidentialRetail
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CompanySectorPrice12 monthsTrendYieldCountry
Brookfield India REITBIRET.NSBrookfield India Real Estate Trust is a real estate investment trust that owns and operates campus-format office parks in key Indian commercial centers, including Mumbai, Bengaluru, Gurugram, Noida, Kolkata, and Chennai.OfficeINR 263.49-23.2%8.25%IndiaDexusDXS.AXOfficeAUD 5.54-23.9%6.68%AustraliaEmbassy Office Parks REITEMBASSY.NSOfficeINR 369.92-13.8%6.97%IndiaJapan Real Estate Investment8952.TOfficeJPY 114100-10.2%4.42%JapanKeppel REITK71U.SIKeppel REIT is a Singapore-listed real estate investment trust that invests in income-producing commercial properties across Asia Pacific.OfficeSGD 0.85-19%6.02%SingaporeMindspace Business Parks REITMINDSPACE.NSMindspace Business Parks REIT is an Indian real estate investment trust that owns, operates and develops commercial office real estate.OfficeINR 345.06-25.8%7.24%IndiaNippon Building Fund8951.TOfficeJPY 121900-14.3%4.05%JapanPrecinct PropertiesPCT.NZPrecinct Properties is a New Zealand real estate investor and developer structured as a stapled group.OfficeNZD 0.94-24.2%7.17%New Zealand

Prices as quoted on the primary exchange, converted from minor units where an exchange quotes in them. The twelve-month move is price only and excludes dividends. Yield is the trailing twelve months of declared dividends over the latest price, left blank where a security has under a year of history. Readings refresh daily. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation. See methodology.