Non-traded REITs offer access to real estate investments not listed on exchanges. Understand their risks, benefits, and how they work within your investment portfolio.

If you are looking for monthly dividend payers, this trio offers high yield, growth, and turnaround opportunities.

Turning a $1 million portfolio into reliable passive income is less about chasing the highest yield and more about ...

S&P Global Market Intelligence predicts that U.S. REITs will pay a total of $61.5 billion in dividends in 2026, a 4.9% ...

Indian real estate, moving beyond luxury to embrace mid-segment homes and yield-focused assets. REITs and fractional ...

One defensive REIT could turn $35,000 into steady, tax‑free monthly income, thanks to grocery‑anchored properties, high ...

A boring, grocery‑anchored REIT paying monthly. Why Slate Grocery REIT could fit a TFSA income plan and the key risks to ...

A New York City-focused REIT, with an expansive portfolio that includes the Empire State Building, has hit a prolonged rough ...

Short interest is the number of shares that have been sold short but have not yet been covered or closed out. Short selling is when a trader sells shares of a company they do not own, with the hope ...

Over the past five years, U.S. REITs have delivered annualized returns of around 8%—a respectable figure that has lagged general equities, but aligns with REITs’ long-term historical performance. In ...

The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark borrowing rate by another quarter point — an expected move that did little to help publicly traded real estate investment trusts. Total returns for the 140 equity ...