REITs / InvITs
REITs: an introduction for investors
How listed real-estate trusts provide exposure to income-generating property and the risks involved.
A Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) pools investor capital to hold eligible income-generating real-estate assets through a regulated trust structure.
Potential distributions depend on property income, occupancy, costs, debt and applicable rules. Unit prices can move with interest rates, property conditions and market sentiment.
REITs involve market, liquidity, concentration, leverage and asset-specific risks. Read the offer document and ongoing disclosures before investing.
This article provides general educational information, not individual investment, tax or legal advice. Eligibility, risks and product terms apply. Product suitability depends on individual circumstances.