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Schwab U.S. REIT ETF (NY: SCHH )

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4 ETFs to Buy That Aren't the Schwab US Dividend ETF
All four complement it. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics ETFs
BofA Highlights 3 Value Sectors Amid Fed's 'Rare Double Whammy' Of Stimulus
Bank of America has spotlighted three sectors that could benefit from the Federal Reserve's rare dual approach of rate cuts and rising corporate profits. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
REITs on the Rise After Rate Cuts: Where to Invest Now
REITs have already rallied this year as investors gain optimism about the real estate sector; some funds are especially likely to benefit from rate cuts. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence ETFs Economy
Exposures Artificial Intelligence Interest Rates
Work From Home Has Hit Office Real Estate The Hardest In These 5 US Cities
Cities with the lowest vacancy rates include Miami; Boston; Tampa, Florida; Charlotte, North Carolina and Philadelphia. 
Via Benzinga
Foreigners Don't Want Your US Home: Sales Drop To 15-Year Lows For International Buyers
Foreign investment in U.S. homes at 15-year low due to low supply, high prices and strong dollar. Fed rate cut could improve market. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
'Apocalyptic' Manhattan Real Estate Deals Keep Coming — Sector Mayhem Or Investment Opportunity?
Many commercial real estate owners are selling their buildings in distress, bringing about a new era of opportunity for property investors. 
Via Benzinga
Will Rent Prices Finally Cool Down? Key Indicator Offers Hope, But Major Cities Remain Unaffordable
Rent prices may finally drop as vacancies increase, pushing landlords to lower rates and tenants to stay longer in their units. 
Via Benzinga
Pressure Mounts On Fed As Eurozone, Canada Plan Interest Rate Cuts This Week
In a Monday interview, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari advocated for maintaining the current Fed rate in the U.S. for a longer period. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
REITs vs. Dividend Stocks: What's a Better Investment?
Investors should understand the differences between these income-generating stocks. 
Via The Motley Fool
Tech Layoffs, Remote Work Push Office Vacancies To 19.6%, Highest Since 1979
Commercial real estate suffers from remote work and inflation. Goldman Sachs and S&P Global mention it as a factor slowing US growth. Tech companies reducing office space adds to the slump. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy Stocks Workforce
Exposures Interest Rates Layoff US Equities
Is Your Home For Sale? It's 'Peak Week,' Researchers Say
If your home is for sale, mid-April listings get 22.8% more views than usual. This ideal week also shows that houses sell at a faster pace. 
Via Benzinga
Will Mortgage Rates Pop Again? Homebuyers Combat An Affordability Crises
Rising mortgage rates raise concerns for homebuyers and economists. Inflation and Fed's monetary policy play a role. Rates may stay above 7%. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
National Debt Drama Deepens: Where To Stash Your Cash When The Fiscal Sky Falls
U.S. government debt is reaching unsustainable levels, and the latest analysis points to an even more concerning future. 
Via Benzinga
EXCLUSIVE: Interest Rates Rode The Elevator Up, But Analyst Predicts They'll Take 'The Stairs Coming Down'
Interest rates are being closely watched, with Greg McBride expecting a slow descent. Savers should shop around for high returns, and home prices may continue to rise, impacting real estate stock... 
Via Benzinga
5 Charles Schwab ETFs That Could Help You Retire a Millionaire
You may actually want to amass more than a million dollars, and these funds can help you do that. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics ETFs
How Interest Rates Could Impact REITs In 2024 — Cohen & Steers' Rich Hill Weighs In
The REIT sector is set to experience a significant surge in 2024 driven by declining interest rates, improving credit markets and evolving Office REIT dynamics. 
Via Benzinga
Fannie Mae's 2024 Outlook: Housing Market Navigates Challenges With Emerging Resilience
Fannie Mae expects U.S. economy to decelerate in 2024, but housing market to undergo subtle transformation, mortgage rates predicted to avg 6.7% in 2024. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Winter Is Coming, But The Housing Market Is Thawing: 3 Indicators Suggest 2024 Momentum Is Building
As mortgage rates drop to 6-month low, a surge in new listings & uptick in Redfin agent consultations points to potential resurgence of real estate activity in 2024. 
Via Benzinga
A Landmark Verdict Could Change How Much You Pay For Your Next House
With mortgage rates nearing 8%, one key decision is creating a stir across the real estate sector by lowering commission costs. 
Via Benzinga
Down 31% and 58%, Here's Why I Can't Stop Buying These 2 High-Yield Stocks
Owning the infrastructure has long proved to be a winning investment strategy. 
Via The Motley Fool
Look To REITs For Reliable Yield Even In Recessionary Environment
While office REITs underperform, tailwinds are helping categories including self-storage, entertainment, apartments, industrial spaces, and cell towers. 
Via MarketBeat
Dividend Cut 'Effectively Unavoidable': Investing Legend Chanos Lends Megaphone To REIT Skeptic
Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, are generally considered defensive plays because of their steady dividend streams even during times of market volatility. 
Via Benzinga
These 5 ETFs Are a Retiree's Best Friends
Build a portfolio with ETFs to comfortably enjoy your golden years. 
Via The Motley Fool
Is the 60/40 Portfolio Mix Still in Vogue?
The classic 60/40 portfolio, consisting of 60% stocks and 40% bonds, has served investors well. But in volatile conditions, does that mix still make sense? 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds ETFs
Exposures Debt Markets
Economic Hurricane Ahead? 7 Profitable Places to Hide Your Money
With an economic hurricane on the horizon, investors are searching for alternative investment paths and profitable places to invest in. 
Via InvestorPlace
ETF Strategies To Navigate 40-Year High U.S. Inflation Levels
Certain companies with compromised pricing power may take a severe hit amid inflation, while future earnings may also look less attractive amid high inflation levels. 
Via Talk Markets
8 REIT ETFs to Buy Now
REITs can play critical roles in a long-term investment portfolio. I'll discuss some of the best REIT ETFs to buy now for your strategy. 
Via InvestorPlace
ETF Strategies To Tackle Persistently High U.S. Inflation Levels
Notably, the hot inflation data compelled investors to look for alternative investment options that may fare better than cash or bonds in an inflationary environment. Against this backdrop, let’s look... 
Via Talk Markets
7 Profitable Places to Hide Your Money During a Bear Market
With an imminent bear market on the horizon, investors are searching for alternative investment paths for diversification. 
Via InvestorPlace
How To Build An Income-Focused Equity Portfolio With ETFs
The current bond market has left investors scurrying for alternative investment options that offer good yields. Investors have also started to reconsider the traditional 60/40 portfolio model. Let's... 
Via Talk Markets
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