With a weak consumer economy and a lack of job creation, concerns are once again beginning to return to the housing industry. For the 10 City Case-Shiller index, prices are down year-over-year in non seasonally adjusted terms for the most recent reading, leading to a dreaded double dip for many markets around the country. However, this doesn’t give investors the full picture of the real estate market in the country, as a number of other corners of the space have help up rather well in comparison. Stocks in some corners of the retail space, as well as those in the storage and medical sectors, have managed to do rather well in these difficult times and have given investors both solid gains and nice dividend yields. So, while overall the sector may still be facing some headwinds, most funds in the Real Estate ETFdb Category have performed rather well so far [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Time For A Real Estate ETF? The Definitive Guide To Real Estate ETFs: Real Estate ETF Investing 101 First Small Cap REIT ETF Debuts: ROOF Believe It Or Not: U.S Real Estate ETFs Crushing International Counterparts Apartment Glut Keeps Residential Real Estate ETF In Check
With a weak consumer economy and a lack of job creation, concerns are once again beginning to return to the housing industry. For the 10 City Case-Shiller index, prices are down year-over-year in non seasonally adjusted terms for the most recent reading, leading to a dreaded double dip for many markets around the country. However, this doesn’t give investors the full picture of the real estate market in the country, as a number of other corners of the space have help up rather well in comparison. Stocks in some corners of the retail space, as well as those in the storage and medical sectors, have managed to do rather well in these difficult times and have given investors both solid gains and nice dividend yields. So, while overall the sector may still be facing some headwinds, most funds in the Real Estate ETFdb Category have performed rather well so far [...]
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