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REITs Poised To Rebound Amid Lower Rates, Solid Economy
Financial Advisor | By Christopher C. Williams
After a year of underperformance, REITS are set to rebound in 2025, buoyed by improving operating fundamentals, solid economic growth and an expected uptick in M&A activity.
And, importantly, the much-maligned office sector might have bottomed out.
Offices are less than 4% of overall REIT capitalization, but headlines about empty office cubicles, fire sales of underused office buildings and mounting bad CRE debt on banks’ balance sheets tend to negatively color the whole diversified sector. But in the third quarter, offices posted the fourth consecutive period of sequentially improving leasing volume, signaling that the sector could continue to be a tailwind for the sector this year.
Some Advisors On Edge As Clients Go Gaga Over Stocks
Financial Advisor | By Christopher C. Williams
The companies driving the record surge in stocks might be peddling artificial intelligence products, but the impact they’re having on the market and investor sentiment is very real. The Standard & Poor’s 500 has soared past 5,000, and the supersonic performance of companies such as chipmaker Nvidia has financial advisors fielding calls from clients eager to jump on the next big tech thing.
“We really don’t get many calls from clients when the market’s plunging,” said Greg Halter, director of research at Carnegie Investment Counsel in Cleveland. “We get calls when the market is strong, and they’re like, ‘Why don’t you buy more of this stock?’ Nvidia. That kind of stuff.”
Halter’s advice to those pining for high-flying stocks: Curb your enthusiasm.
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