REIT
- noun
- /riːˈɪt/
- Specialized
- These companies, an airline and a mall REIT, almost perfectly track each other.
- REIT returns
- REIT market
- REIT index
So we also had their REITs, real estate investment trusts.
- So we also had their REITs, real estate investment trusts.
- And that publicly traded REITs began the year at excessive prices.
- Other stocks such as Reit's, real estate investment trusts, real estate investment trusts, they will pay a dividend monthly, so each month they will pay a dividend.
- That all becomes REITs that are on chain.
- Then I can buy an index funds for Reit's.
- And what I mean by that is I look at what you're doing as the stepping stone to the bigger players who are doing like the Reit's and all that kind of stuff, right?
Examples
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The REIT invests in various types of properties, including shopping malls and office buildings, which can help generate consistent rental income.
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There are 26 listed residential mortgage REITs with a market capitalization of $42.3 billion.
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You don't actually have any control or knowledge of what that REIT is going to do next.
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This is a REIT that invests in data storage and cloud computing centers.
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Most experts recommend investing in REITs as part of a diverse portfolio.
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There are approximately 150 listed equity REITs, almost all of which are traded on the NYSE.
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A REIT allows investors to earn a share of the income produced through commercial real estate without having to buy and manage properties themselves.
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Investing in a REIT can provide individuals with a way to diversify their investment portfolio while gaining exposure to real estate markets.
Synonyms
A company that owns buildings or land that make money and sells shares to investors
Surface Forms
Morphology
REIT = real + estate + investment + trust (opaque) = R + E + I + T
Formed as an initialism from multiple words; the letters do not transparently convey the meaning unless the acronym is expanded.
Etymology
REIT is a short name made from the first letters of Real, Estate, Investment, and Trust, which tells you what it does: 'real estate' means land and buildings, 'investment' means putting money to earn more, and 'trust' is a company that manages other people's property. So, a REIT is a company you can buy shares in that owns income property and gives money to the people who own those shares.