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Opportunities remain abundant in the REIT sector. But not all REITs are worth buying after the recent rally. We highlight three REITs that we would consider selling.

REITs have begun to rally. Many of them still offer significant upside potential. We present three REITs that are still priced at exceptionally low valuations.

Most REITs rallied in December. But not all REITs participated in this rally to the same degree. Here are two REITs that remain very attractively priced.

The S&P 500 closed December with a monthly gain of 4.42%, after a gain of 8.92% in November. After close on the last day of the month, one of five Ivy portfolio ETFs — Invesco DB Commodity Index Tr

The REIT sector averaged a +9.50% total return in November, but remains in negative territory year to date (-2.27%). Large cap REITs (+11.54%) outperformed again in November. Micro caps (+3.30%) final

REITs crashed due to rising interest rates. But they are now set to recover as interest rates are cut. The window of opportunity is closing. Now could be your last chance to buy REITs at these low pri

REITs doubled after the 2020 crash. Valuations are today comparable, and some REITs could double again in the coming years. Here are two REITs that we are buying ahead of their recovery.

Dividend growth rate is an underrated aspect of dividend investing. Companies that start with lower yields but grow the dividend rapidly end up paying higher yields over time and outperforming on shar

We discuss some of the hot events of 2023 that influenced the market in a big way.

Canadian REITs have not participated in the recent REIT rally, potentially leading to potential opportunistic cheapness. Canadian REITs are significantly cheaper than U.S. REITs, with lower cashflow m

Here's where two of our contributors see opportunities right now.

I used to invest only in private equity real estate. But these days, I focus mainly on REITs. Here's why.

The Federal Reserve held its benchmark interest rate steady at a range of 5.25%-5.50% on Dec 13. However, the Fed hinted at three 25-bp rate cuts next year.

The Fed has signaled three rate cuts for the next year. We have highlighted popular ETFs from the sectors set to benefit on rate-cut talks.

The Federal Reserve held its benchmark interest rate steady at a range of 5.25%-5.50% on Dec 13. However, the Fed hinted at three 25-bp rate cuts next year.