Two great ways to invest in REITs.

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.

The Invesco KBW Premium Yield Equity REIT ETF (KBWY) made its debut on 12/02/2010, and is a smart beta exchange traded fund that provides broad exposure to the Real Estate ETFs category of the market.

Global X's ETF is a great way to invest in data centers and artificial intelligence. Vanguard's REIT ETF is broad-based with $64 billion in assets under management. SPDR's global ETF provides great ...

I won't sugar-coat it. Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, have underperformed the overall stock market for some time.

When it comes to yield, this REIT ETF beats its basic counterparts. Its value leanings may signal the fund is a 2026 buy. Multiple things need to go right to solidify that outlook. Yes, this ETF's ...

KBWY’s 9% yield comes from small and mid-cap REITs but has underperformed by 49 percentage points versus VNQ over the past decade. The fund’s largest holding IIPR has a 180% payout ratio and froze its ...

The Capital Group Dividend Growers ETF provides global diversification and REITs with a sub-17x P/E valuation. Check out why CGDG ETF is a buy.

RWX charges a much higher expense ratio than REET. RWX focuses on non-U.S. real estate, while REET includes both U.S. and international holdings. REET is larger and more liquid, with a lesser ...

Buy RIET vs. VNQ for today’s REIT regime: equal-weighted, mid/small-cap tilt, and double-digit dividend yield for resilient income as rates stay higher. Learn more.