REITs invest in the majority of real estate property types, including offices, apartment buildings, warehouses, retail centers, medical facilities, data centers, cell towers and hotels.
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Nareit’s 2026 outlook addresses the topics that have been on the minds of real estate investors, including valuation divergences, compelling opportunities, and global strategies.
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"We would view REITs as a good long-term proxy to core real estate."
Trepp’s Susan Persin highlights simplification trend in REIT portfolios.
Princeton University economics professor Burton Malkiel is the author of “A Random Walk Down Wall Street,” an investment classic first published in 1973 that launched the movement toward passive index investing.
The three-day virtual conference focused on legal, financial, tax, and accounting issues for REITs.
The third round of stimulus checks should be arriving in bank accounts shortly, and the question is: what are people going to do with them?
To celebrate the fifth anniversary of the REIT Investor Relations Symposium—hosted by Nareit and the New York Stock Exchange—IR Symposium session moderators from the past five years gathered to virtually ring The Closing Bell®.
CEO Frank Cohen spoke with Nareit on issues including BREIT’s investment thesis, the appeal of private real estate, and where BREIT sees opportunity emerging today.
Farmland Partners is becoming a player in the agricultural real estate business.
Two of the biggest questions for investors for the remainder of this year will be what happens to interest rates, and how will changes in the interest rate environment affect businesses and financial markets?
Stephan Richford of BMO Capital Markets added that investors are also looking for business fundamentals and price discovery in their conversations with REITs.
More and more, REITs are proving to be good stewards of the environment, good neighbors to the communities they serve, and good contributors to the economy.
Analysts point to expected slowdown in supply as a possible silver lining as demand challenges remain.
Allocations “far below what would be optimal.”
Chief investment strategist Steven Wieting sees “significant valuation improvement.”
REITs look for creative, cost-effective solutions to expand renewable energy.