Investors can put their money directly in REITs or opt for REIT ETFs. Explore the benefits, risks, and investment strategies ...

REIT ETFs are heavily exposed to offices, hotels, and malls. Active investors can do better by investing in stronger property sectors. We highlight three REITs that we expect to crush the Vanguard ...

VNQ charges a lower expense ratio and offers a higher dividend yield than ICF. VNQ holds over five times as many positions, with more diversified sector exposure compared to ICF’s concentrated REIT ...

Looking for an Index fund? You may want to consider Vanguard REIT Index Investor (VGSIX) as a possible option. While this fund is not tracked by the Zacks Mutual Fund Rank, we were able to examine ...

This Vanguard REIT ETF is a great income-producing investment, with a yield of 4.1%. It has a low expense ratio of 0.12%, so investors don't have to worry about the expense chipping away at returns.

VNQ is a stable choice for income-oriented retirees. SCHH is a good choice for investors who only want to invest in property REITs. XLRE offers more exposure to the growing cloud, AI, and e-commerce ...

The best REIT ETFs for 2020. Investors can track total REIT ETF returns and performance through different indexes. These indexes or benchmarks seek performance results that mimic the U.S. equity REIT ...

Information on users’ sentiments for the AL CollegeCounts 529 Vanguard REIT Index 529 Portfolio fund, which are displayed both on charts of different periods of time and on a detailed table.