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5 Surprising Facts About REIT ETFs Every Investor Should Know


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  "You can't polish dirt," a senior Morgan Stanley manager once told Harm Meijer, author of the 2025 book Real Estate Rules: The Investor's Guide to Picking Winners and Avoiding Losers in Listed Property,

The article from MSN Money discusses five surprising facts about Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) ETFs that investors should know. Firstly, REIT ETFs offer high dividend yields, often between 3% to 5%, due to the requirement for REITs to distribute at least 90% of their taxable income as dividends. Secondly, these ETFs provide diversification not just across different properties but also across various sectors like healthcare, retail, and residential, reducing risk compared to individual property investments. Thirdly, despite their real estate focus, REIT ETFs are highly liquid, trading like stocks on major exchanges, which contrasts with the illiquid nature of direct real estate investments. Fourthly, they can serve as an inflation hedge since real estate often appreciates with inflation, and rental income can be adjusted accordingly. Lastly, while REIT ETFs can offer significant benefits, they also come with risks such as interest rate sensitivity, where rising rates can decrease property values and increase borrowing costs, potentially impacting dividends and stock prices.

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