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	Are REITs Right For You by Pete Mitchell  petemitchellinc.com Pete Mitchell addresses REITs and their place in your portfolio. 2010年03月09日再生回数 2295
	What is a REIT (real estate investment trust)  Do you have any real estate exposure in your portfolio? Like to buy a property, but not sure you're cut out to be a landlord? Check out REITS. Real Estate Investment Trusts may be an ideal investment in your portfolio. 2010年06月13日再生回数 1396
	REITs Increasing use of Technology  www.reit.com The need for improved efficiency has real estate companies seeking out enhancements in technology and business intelligence, according to Josh Herrenkohl, real estate investor services group leader with Ernst & Young. In a video interview with REIT.com at REITWise 2012 NAREIT's Law, Accounting and Finance Conference in Hollywood, Fla., last month, Herrenkohl discussed some of the major trends in technology and market intelligence. He listed a number of factors impacting REITs and commercial real estate companies in these areas. "One of them is greater focus from a regulatory perspective, which is impacting many aspects of the operations, including technology," he said. "We're seeing compression around fees to real estate companies generally throughout the industry. That's driving trends around organizations looking for greater efficiency." Herrenkohl also said firms are witnessing stronger demand for timely market intelligence. Risk management is another important issue, according to Herrenkohl. "What we're seeing is a greater focus, especially from an institutional investor perspective, in terms of the focus on mitigating risks in general," he said. "We're seeing all of those combined having an impact on technology and efficiency, in general." Herrenkohl also noted that companies are seeking greater efficiencies through shared services, outsourcing and offshoring. In terms of technological tools and channels, Herrenkohl said a number of REITs are looking to ... 2012年04月13日再生回数 54
	US REITs' Interest in Investing Abroad Growing  www.reit.com Investing abroad appears to be "back on the agenda" of US REITs, according to Bartjan Zoetmulder, tax partner with Loyens & Loeff. In a video interview last month with REIT.com at REITWise 2012 NAREIT's Law, Accounting & Finance Conference in Hollywood, Fla., Zoetmulder offered his insights on the intricacies of cross-border investment in Europe. When investing in Europe, US REITs are searching platforms that enable them to hold assets in a number of countries, he said. They're finding a more hospitable regulatory climate in the process, he said. "Has it become easier? To a certain extent," Zoetmulder said. "European laws have become much more integrated." However, governments have also tightened up their administration programs, according to Zoetmulder: "More countries, due to budget constraints, have also become much more aggressive on looking at substance, for example." Zoetmulder also advised REITs to bear in mind that their tax status in the US doesn't apply outside the country's borders. As such, they will be subjected to national and local taxes on their activities in European countries. That means accounting for transfer taxes and other such measures, all of which can take a bite out of the US company's margins. REITs also should consider their leverage and depreciation schemes, according to Zoetmulder. Currency issues also come into play, Zoetmulder added. He noted that it helps for companies to deal in the local currency's hedge risk. "You try to ... 2012年05月02日再生回数 39
	April Showers REITs With Positive Returns  www.reit.com Concerns about a weaker than expected economic recovery didn't hurt the US REIT market in April, according to Brad Case, NAREIT's senior vice president for research and industry information. In a video interview with REIT.com on the monthly market performance of REITs, Case consumer spending was one factor that helped lift REITs over the broader stock market for the month. While the broader market indexes dipped slightly, the FTSE NAREIT All REIT Total Return Index increased nearly 3 percent. The overall economic data underwhelmed observers. While the numbers may have disappointed analysts, the tepid recovery didn't impact publicly traded REITs, Case explained. "It was a very strong month in the real estate market for investors investing through REITs," Case said. "That's actually something that we're getting used to. If you look on a year-to-date basis, REITs have quite strongly outperformed the stock market in 2012." Case noted that REITs have generally outperformed the broader market over the course of longer time horizons, too. Case singled out the fledgling infrastructure sector for its strong performance during April. The sector gained more than 9 percent for the month. "There is a way for investors to make investments in infrastructure through publicly traded REITs," Case said. Regional malls also stood out, according to Case. "Although there was concern about the overall economic recovery, there wasn't really concern about consumer spending," he said ... 2012年05月05日再生回数 18
	IPO Market More Challenging for REITs  www.reit.com Entering the public markets today is more challenging for companies than it has been in the past, according to Mark Van Deusen, partner with Hunton & Williams LLP. In a video interview last month with REIT.com at REITWise 2012 NAREIT's Law, Accounting & Finance Conference in Hollywood, Fla., Van Deusen spoke about signs that may signify growth in the REIT market, as well as regulatory issues impacting REITs. "What I'm looking for is to see a revival in the market for IPOs. I think over the past couple of years, there's been a lot of companies that have tried to go public with some fairly compelling stories," he said. "But there is not really a market for small cap REITs to go public. It's really not that kind of environment." Because the IPO market is more challenging to break into, Van Deusen said it leaves few choices for companies that have reached a critical stage in their growth. "Tapping into public markets is much harder, and it's much more expensive than it used to be," he said,. This leaves companies trying to find alternative strategies that range from merging with another company or trying to find capital through other means, which can mean non-US or institutional capital, according to Van Deusen. Van Deusen said he hopes to see the IPO market improve so that new REITs will be able to come on board, even in different asset classes. Van Deusen added that new asset classes, such as single-family REITs and solar REITs, could emerge. He pointed out ... 2012年05月02日再生回数 27
	More Transactions Forthcoming for REITs  www.reit.com Look for transaction activity in the REIT market to stay consistent in the near future, according to Jim Hanks, partner with Venable LLP. That includes full portfolios as well as one-off deals. "I think there's a strong likelihood that there will be continued deal activity, or maybe even increased deal activity," Hanks said in a video interview last month with REIT.com at REITWise 2012 NAREIT's Law, Accounting and Finance Conference in Hollywood, Fla. "With the stock market doing as well as it's doing, I think there's good reason to believe there will be opportunities for REITs in the M&A market." Hanks also said he's "definitely" anticipating an upswing in the number of REIT IPOs. That could include REIT portfolios that were taken private in the last decade coming back on the public market. "I think that with the strong market, there will be good receptivity to REIT IPOs," Hanks said. "A lot of REITs went private in the first decade of this century. There's a lot of real estate that has been public before that could come back out into the public markets. Real estate that has an established track record that should be reassuring to investors." For companies that are mulling the move to go public, Hanks said he's encouraging them to be careful with how they structure some of their corporate governance provisions. "My advice to our clients that are in the pre-IPO planning stages is to think very long and hard before you would get into a position where you have ... 2012年04月21日再生回数 28
	REIT Returns Drop in 3Q 2011  www.reit.com September brought an end to a rough quarter for REITs, as the FTSE NAREIT All REIT Total Return Index dropped nearly 15 percent for the period. Brad Case, NAREIT senior vice president for research and industry information, noted that the down quarter has some investors asking if REITs have reached the end of a bull market. However, Case called the swing "a bigger than usual hiccup" in this bull run. "Investors have to keep in mind that it's not a normal situation for the broad stock market to outperform REITs," he said. "If you look at essentially any historical period, REIT investors will generally get returns that are similar to the broad stock market on average, but a little bit better." Case said concerns over the ongoing problems in the European financial system could impact investors' outlook for REITs. The thinking goes that a downturn in the global economy could spread to the United States, which would have a softening effect on market operating fundamentals, according to Case. "That's a valid concern," he said. However, Case pointed out that certain investors are looking at the current environment and seeing an opportunity to buy REIT stocks at a discount. In that respect, REIT's income-producing characteristics are playing in their favor. "Investors expect that the dividend income will strengthen going forward as the continued economic activity improves operating fundamentals," Case said. "So REIT investors have that cushion of solid income ... 2011年10月08日再生回数 252
	REITs carry momentum into first quarter of 2012  www.reit.com REITs continued to show strength during the first quarter of 2012 with total returns of 10.4, according to Brad Case, NAREIT's senior vice president of research and industry information. In a video interview with REIT.com, Case discussed how the REIT market performed in the first quarter of the year. "It was another strong quarter," he said. "It's actually a little bit less than the broad stock market gain, but that's to be expected, given that REITs have outperformed the broad stock market the last three years." Some of the top performers from the first quarter of 2012 included the industrial, regional mall and lodging sectors. "The industrial sector gained more than 25 percent during the quarter, and the regional malls and hotel sectors are very strong," Case said. He attributes this strength to a growing confidence among investors that the broader economic expansion is going to continue. Case said that investors anticipate an increase in manufacturing and trading activity, which will translate into an increase in the demand for industrial space. Additionally he said investors are confident that travel for business purposes and vacations will increase, thus increasing the demand for hotel space. The mortgage REIT sector also fared well in the first quarter, up 9.2 percent for the three-month period. Case attributed the gains to positive investor sentiment. "I suspect that there's a growing confidence that the overall economy is going to generate the income ... 2012年04月06日再生回数 63
	REIT Investment - How To Invest In Real Estate  bit.ly Check out this video to learn about investing in REIT, which is a very lucrative way to invest that is not as known by the masses (and therefore not as competitive!) Find out how REIT investment can be a great tool for real estate cashflow, and how you can leverage it in your real estate investing business. After watching, check out the next video in the series bit.ly 2011年12月09日再生回数 275