Retail REITs

Retail REITs own and manage retail real estate and rent space in those properties to tenants. Retail REITs include REITs that focus on large regional malls, outlet centers, grocery-anchored shopping centers and power centers that feature big box retailers. Net lease REITs own freestanding properties and structure their leases so that tenants pay both rent and the majority of operating expenses for a property.

  • Overview
    As of 4/30/2018, FTSE
    • Number of REITs
      33
    • Total Market Cap ($M)
      $165,820
    • Dividend Yield
      5.38%
    • YTD Total Return
      -11.17%
    • April Total Return
      0.08%
    • 2017 Total Return
      -4.77%
  • Quarterly Data
    Source: Nareit T-Tracker
    • Q4 2017
      2017
    • FFO ($M)
      Q4 2017: $3,577
      2017: $13,475
    • NOI ($M)
      Q4 2017: $4,445
      2017: $17,339
    • Dividends paid ($M)
      Q4 2017: $2,521
      2017: $9,826
    • SS NOI
      Q4 2017: 1.44
      2017:
    • Occupancy Rate
      Q4 2017: 95.82
  • Performance Details
    As of Q1 2018, Source: CoStar Group, Inc
    • Net Absorption (sq. ft.)
      13,414,128
    • Net Completions (sq. ft.)
      13,040,357
    • Occupancy Rate
      95.40%
    • Rent Growth YoY
      1.80%
    • Property Price Index over 5yrs
      36.40%

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