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The First Trust S&P REIT Index Fund ETF provides capital-weighted access to U.S. real estate, not including tower, timber REITs, and real estate services. Although the FRI ETF has better valuation ratios and growth rates compared to VNQ, it has slightly lagged behind since 2007 because of higher fees. In 2024, FRI has done better than its larger competitors, but its performance has been average since 2015.
Since early July, REITs have done better than the overall market, leading to a need to assess their value to see if they are overpriced. Based on a bottom-up approach, REITs have a market cap weighted AFFO multiple of 19.87X, which is lower than the S&P's 21.0X forward P/E. Additionally, REITs provide greater revenue growth and profit margins than the S&P, which could help them continue to perform well.
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