Xtrackers International Real Estate ETF

HAUZ

Market cap $1.07B

HAUZ charges a slightly lower fee and offers a higher yield than VNQ. Both funds saw similar five-year drawdowns in the 35% range.

HAUZ offers a much lower expense ratio and broader international real estate exposure than GQRE. GQRE has a slightly higher dividend yield and a heavier tilt toward U.S.-listed REITs.

HAUZ delivers a much lower expense ratio and higher yield than RWX Both ETFs returned 13.4% over the past year, but HAUZ holds more names and covers more of the global real estate sector Liquidity profiles are similar and HAUZ manages more assets.

HAUZ charges a lower expense ratio and currently offers a higher dividend yield than REET. HAUZ focuses exclusively on international real estate, while REET blends U.S. and global holdings.

HAUZ charges a lower expense ratio and delivers a higher dividend yield than ICF. ICF outperformed HAUZ over five years, but HAUZ has delivered stronger one-year returns and holds more international diversification.

HAUZ charges a lower expense ratio and offers a higher dividend yield than RWR. HAUZ delivered a stronger 1-year return but faced a deeper five-year drawdown and lower long-term growth.

HAUZ charges a slightly lower expense ratio but manages less than one-fourth the assets under management of VNQI HAUZ delivered a stronger 1-year total return, while both funds posted similar risk profiles and top holdings Both ETFs focus heavily on real estate, but HAUZ leans even more into the sector with less cash exposure

VNQI holds more stocks and offers a slightly higher yield, but HAUZ has delivered a better 1-year return. Both funds have less common dividend payout frequencies.

RWX costs more than HAUZ and offers a lower dividend yield. RWX posted a stronger 1-year return but both funds showed similar 5-year drawdowns.

HAUZ delivered a higher one-year return and yield than REET as of late 2025 REET offers greater liquidity and broader AUM, with a more concentrated top holdings list Both ETFs focus on global real estate but differ in country and company exposures These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›