iShares US Real Estate ETF News

The stock market is down significantly in 2022. We are mainly buying REITs because of 10 reasons that we outlined.

Mortgage REITs in general and Granite Point in particular are not well understood by the markets. This increases share price volatility and potential opportunity.

I insist on quality, and before I recommend or buy shares in any stock, I must always pay strict attention to property fundamentals.

Homebuilder sentiment has taken a sharp turn lower. The NAHB’s Housing Market Index fell from a top 5% reading of 77 last month all the way down to a new 52-week low of 69 this month.

Most investors focus too much on short term prospects. The impact of a 1-2 year recession is not significant on the fundamental value of solid long-term compounders. Click to read more.

We remain bullish about dividend-paying stocks and believe investors should continue to pick strong, stable cash flowing REITs. Click to read more.

Innovative Industrial Properties Q1-22 revenue jumped 50% from a year ago, topping the consensus estimate. Check out why I think IIPR stock is a strong buy.

Today, Mark Roussin and I will explore three healthcare REITs that are trading with a wide margin of safety. Click here to know about those 3 medical REITs.

The recipe for stock market greatness is to select companies with above-average growth prospects. Click here to see the greatest REITs of all time.

Double-digit dividend yields are just not sustainable (period). I like high yield better than anyone else. But there comes a point when you must begin to focus on principal preservation.

There are “speculative” investments that can still be worthwhile. If you know what you’re doing. Click here to learn the rules of speculating.

Clearly, frustrations are mounting for Medical Properties Trust (MPW), as the share price has dropped by over 22% year-to-date. Check out our PT for MPW stock.

IYR provides exposure to a diversified basket of U.S. REITs. The dividend yield is at a record low and the P/CF is high relative to the S&P 500, which makes IYR overvalued in my opinion.

The S&P 500 Real Estate sector has struggled this year amid recession concerns and rising bond yields.