Real Estate

Policy-driven fears around institutional ownership of housing sparked a sharp selloff in single-family rental REITs, but fundamentals and valuations suggest the reaction may be overdone.

REIT earnings just revealed a market split wide open. Some soared, some imploded.

Halftime in REIT earnings season, and despite one high-profile flop, the real estate scoreboard is flashing green.

The worst three-year stretch in REIT history has left valuations deeply discounted — and for patient investors, that could be the setup for a comeback.

ETF investors are leaning into the “debasement trade” as the dollar weakens and real assets outperform—here’s how the trend is taking shape.

REITs have endured a brutal rate-driven slump, but with valuations low and rate cuts looming, the stage is set for a recovery phase.

Bullish on the U.S. housing market? Both of these NYSE-listed ETFs provide exposure, but via very different methodologies.

Homebuilder ETFs attracted strong inflows last month following Berkshire Hathaway’s disclosure of new positions in D.R. Horton and Lennar.

Investors on either side of the WFH vs RTO debate can express an investment thesis with these two unique thematic ETFs from Direxion and VanEck.