United States Real Estate Investment Trusts
USA-REIT invests in real estate companies in the United States, with the percentage of each company set by their market cap. So large companies take up a proportionally larger percentage of the index than small companies. Because global REITs have historically been very heavily weighted to the US (50-60% today, and even higher the longer back you look), the data can also stand in reasonably well for a global REIT fund. /// More Info ///
Characteristics
Individual asset behavior on normal rebalancing timeframes
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Index Funds
Tickers are sorted by financial market and fund provider. (*) Denotes a global REIT fund.
| CAN | GER | UK | USA | |
| Vanguard | VNQ | |||
| iShares | CGR* | IQQ7 | IUSP | IYR |
| SPDR | SPYJ* | GBRE* | RWR | |
| Xtrackers | ||||
| Lyxor |
Replacement Assets
Good data for USA-REIT is not available prior to 1972. When data is not available the charts substitute USA-TSM, automatically check the calculations for tracking error, and display any estimated returns on each chart. See Verified vs. Estimated Returns for more info.
