Real estate investment trusts (REITs) show promise in today's market -- particularly as a way to stabilize a portfolio and add dividend-earning assets.

There are many different types of REITs, providing investors access to residential, commercial and specialty real estate.

The REIT sector yields 3.4%, three times the S&P 500’s historically stingy yield of 1.1%.

Most REITs own real estate secured by long-term leases with tenants that occupy or operate those properties. Those leases ...

Investors can put their money directly in REITs or opt for REIT ETFs. Explore the benefits, risks, and investment strategies to enhance your real estate portfolio.

If you have read my work here on Seeking Alpha, you will know that I am very bullish on Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs in short (VNQ). I write weekly articles explaining why I like them so ...

Higher interest rates over the past few years have weighed on REIT share prices. Rates could continue falling in 2026. Higher-yielding REITs would benefit from lower rates. 10 stocks we like better ...

These REITs are more focused on growing by building or acquiring built-to-rent communities, offering third-party management ...

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Accordingly, many large pension funds and insurance companies are looking to increase their allocation to real estate, whic h can offer both income and upside. Most of this invest­ment in real estate, ...

Rhoads notes that preferred share issuance is highly concentrated in the financial services industry, including banks and ...