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These 3 REITS Are Overvalued Right Now

. Consumer confidence in real estate investment trusts (REITs) plummeted after the onset of the global pandemic. A number of companies still lag behind as they make their long journey to recovery; however, a fair number have not only rebounded but surpassed their pre-pandemic highs. While most investors purchase REITs for dividend returns and diversification rather than share price growth, share prices at the time of purchase still matter. Buying companies that are overvalued can lead to unnecessary exposure in the event of a downturn or correction for the company s true value. Here are three REITs that are overvalued right now.

5 at 5: Your Daily Digest for Real Estate Investing, 1/13/21

5 at 5: Your Daily Digest for Real Estate Investing, 1/13/21 Marc Rapport © Provided by Millionacres 5 at 5: Your Daily Digest for Real Estate Investing, 1/13/21 Airbnb goes dark in D.C., Mashvisor sees Airbnb recovery later this year, American Tower gets even bigger, CRE opportunity in 2021, and three healthcare REITs to consider. In Today s News NPR reports. Why it matters: Lost revenue at a time when the district should be full particularly hurts, but at least the company says it will refund and reimburse guests and hosts, respectively, for the canceled reservations. Mashvisor says its analytics data show that Airbnb s national average occupancy rate won t hit the benchmark for recovery until September as the COVID-19 vaccine works its way through the population and the economy.

10 Must Reads for the CRE Industry on Dec 23, 2020

10 Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today (Dec. 23, 2020) Commercial Property Executive looks at the real estate industry’s reaction to the new stimulus package. Investors are buying hotels and redeveloping them into rental apartments, reports the Wall Street Journal. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry. CRE Reacts to $900B Stimulus Package “The 5,593-page, $900 billion pandemic relief bill that the U.S. Congress finally passed Monday evening contains a great deal designed to help individuals and businesses. And while many in the commercial real estate industry welcome the long-awaited package as an indirect boost to the industry, others see it as quite little, quite late.” (

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