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Vanguard Real Estate ETF

VNQ

Market cap $37.2B

92.69 USD

+0.04

0.04%

At close Updated Oct 23, 4:00 PM EDT

Pre-market

After hours

92.21

-0.48

0.52%

1 day

0.04%

5 days

1.19%

1 month

1.36%

3 months

-6.08%

6 months

-2.93%

Year to date

4.71%

1 year

0.58%

5 years

-15.27%

10 years

10.79%

News

Positive

Neutral

Negative

Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 48.3%

Neutral 36%

Negative 15.7%

3 Cheap REITs To Buy Before Rents Surge

REIT rent growth could accelerate significantly starting in 2027. Falling construction activity could give landlords stronger pricing power. Some heavily discounted REITs could offer substantial upside as growth recovers.

3 Cheap REITs To Buy Before Rents Surge

Why 5% Treasuries Don't Kill The REIT Case

REITs offer much higher cash flow yields than Treasuries. Dividend growth makes REITs far more rewarding over time. Historically low valuations could lead to significant upside.

Why 5% Treasuries Don't Kill The REIT Case

The Biggest Mistakes REIT Investors Make (I Made No. 3)

High-yield REITs often become the biggest traps. FFO can be misleading if capex is ignored. Leverage looks harmless until the next crisis hits.

The Biggest Mistakes REIT Investors Make (I Made No. 3)

Population As The Key Desideratum Of REIT Demand

Population growth remains a critical driver for real estate demand, though national growth is slowing due to lower birth rates and tighter immigration. Affluence is rising across all segments, boosting per capita real estate demand, particularly in logistics, housing, and farmland sectors. Sunbelt states with favorable job and tax climates are outperforming, while coastal and high-regulation states face population outflows.

Population As The Key Desideratum Of REIT Demand

Is The REIT Selloff Over? My Fed Rate Analysis

REITs are selling off as rates spike again. But markets may already be pricing in more hikes. Lower supply could soon boost REIT rent growth.

Is The REIT Selloff Over? My Fed Rate Analysis

Low-Stress 6% REIT Yields I Would Bet My Retirement On

High-quality REITs now offer unusually high 6%+ yields. Realty Income keeps growing despite crisis after crisis. NNN offers a similar yield with 37 years of dividend growth.

Low-Stress 6% REIT Yields I Would Bet My Retirement On

REITs Snap The Slide

U.S. equities reached fresh record highs as strong earnings expectations outweighed elevated energy prices, high long-term rates, and geopolitical risks, while sticky inflation kept the Fed biased toward further tightening. Bond markets calmed after several turbulent weeks, with Treasury yields edging lower and volatility retreating as strong auctions stabilized the long end, while markets continued to expect another hike by year-end. Energy markets were comparatively stable despite renewed Middle East tensions and Gulf hurricane disruptions, while gasoline and diesel prices eased modestly from recent highs.

REITs Snap The Slide

The More REITs Drop, The More I Buy

REITs are selling off on renewed rate fears. Higher rates may worsen the future supply shortage. Strong REITs could rebound as rent growth accelerates.

The More REITs Drop, The More I Buy

The Fed Just Moved: What It Means For Dividend Stocks

Dividend stocks are selling off as rate hike fears return. The inflation spike may prove temporary. Some blue-chip dividend stocks now offer rare yields.

The Fed Just Moved: What It Means For Dividend Stocks

The Only Dividend Stocks I Would Bet My Retirement On

When retiring on dividends, you need to be highly selective to ensure that your portfolio does not disappoint you. I detail the only dividend stocks that I would trust to generate passive income to fund my retirement. I provide a multi-part test to significantly reduce the risks that a dividend stock will let you down in retirement.

The Only Dividend Stocks I Would Bet My Retirement On

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