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REITs have not performed well lately because of increasing interest rates. The iShares Global REIT ETF is a diverse fund that follows the biggest REITs globally, with top holdings in Prologis, Equinix, Welltower, Simon Property Group, and Public Storage.
REET offers exposure to both market-leading U.S. and international REITs. An expectation of declining interest rates and a weaker U.S. Dollar should be positive for the market segment. REET is well-positioned to rally going forward.
Haendel St. Juste, Senior REIT/Homebuilders Analyst at Mizuho, discusses investing in REITS and the Real Estate sector.
Interest rates have risen across the globe. As rates rise, demand for real estate decreases, due to higher mortgage rates, and as other investments start to offer competitive yields and returns. REET is a global REIT ETF, and has been negatively impacted by these trends.
REET is not going to be able to escape the higher cost of capital, and the Fed seems determined to keep going with hikes. While REET has a lot of exposure to resilient categories that should be able to withstand higher rates, as a global value-weighted REIT, it has a lot of offices. We continue to worry about office exposures, especially as investment banks are expecting real estate to be one of the main loci of restructuring activity.
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