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FlexShares Global Quality Real Estate Index Fund

GQRE tracks a global index of non-mortgage REITs and operating companies, selected and weighted by quality, momentum and value.

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been a strong play this year, which investors can get with additional global exposure using the FlexShares Global Quality Real Estate Index Fund (GQRE). “Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been stellar performers so far in 2021,” a Kiplinger article said.

Get REIT Exposure With a Global Twist Using “GQRE”

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Retail has been the topic of the week on Wall Street, though there have been some disappointing sales numbers coming in. Joining the “ETF Report” with host Alexis Christoforous on Yahoo Finance, ETF Trends' CIO and Director of Research Dave Nadig discusses his thoughts concerning the big box retailers, as well as the possibility of what's [.

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Prospective real estate investors don't have to feel priced out of the current market when there's other ways to get exposure to the sector—one of which is the FlexShares Global Quality Real Estate Index Fund (GQRE). Even with record-low interest rates, the current seller's market makes it a competitive market for would-be homeowners.

With Real Estate Prices Climbing, Here's Another Way to Get In

As real estate prices continue to surge, investors don't need to feel priced out of the market with opportunities like the FlexShares Global Quality Real Estate Index Fund (GQRE). The global appeal of real estate has U.S. buyers looking at Europe for property inquiries, according to a recent Wall Street Journal article.

This Real Estate ETF Won't Price You Out of the Market

U.S. real estate seems to be in a perpetual climb, and as it rockets higher, ETF investors can look to other parts of the globe with funds like the FlexShares Global Quality Real Estate Index Fund (GQRE). Per a Bloomberg report, “Blackstone Group Inc. President Jon Gray has some advice for investors looking to make sense of the [.

As Real Estate Rockets Upward, Grab International Exposure with ‘GQRE'

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While it's widely expected that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is in store for near-term upside, those increases may well be transitory. Some market observers are even saying inflationary pressures could ebb as soon as later this year.

Infrastructure, Real Estate, and Long-Term Inflation Planning

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Traditionally, an inflationary scenario might compel investors to embrace Treasury inflation protection securities (TIPS) and other assets with a reputation for damping rising consumer prices. This time around, advisors and investors may want to consider an equity-based approach with real assets.

An Inflationary Icon: 1 Fund with 3 Inflation-Fighting ETFs

At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic in the U.S., the real estate sector was drubbed in dramatic fashion. This year, it's one of the most impressive redemption stories, as highlighted by the FlexShares Global Quality Real Estate Index Fund (GQRE).

Considering the Rebounding Real Estate Sector? Go Global with ‘GQRE'

Cyclical stocks are rebounding and the value factor is perking up, setting the stage for an earnest real estate asset rally. The FlexShares Global Quality Real Estate Index Fund (GQRE) is all ears.

The GQRE ETF: Appraising the Real Estate Asset Market

Xtrackers International Real Estate ETF

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Social distancing amid the Covid-19 pandemic certainly changed the landscape of real estate. While more businesses are utilizing their offices less with employees working from home, an unforeseen boom in housing is helping to boost the sector and real estate-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Unforeseen Housing Boom Could Keep Boosting Real Estate ETFs

The real estate sector is lagging behind the broader market, but the good news in that scenario is that some compelling discounts are currently available, including the FlexShares Global Quality Real Estate Index Fund (GQRE) is worth considering over the near-term. GQRE targets the Northern Trust Global Quality Real Estate Index, a fundamentally-weighted index that [.

With Good Deals Abound, Consider this Real Estate ETF

With the Fed slates to keep rates low for years, real estate financing should get a shot in the arm as the sector continues to recover. The August 2020 LegalShield Law Index saw its two primary real estate indices that measure homebuilding and home sales reach all-time or near record highs.

A Real Estate Recovery Could Boost this ETF

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Tech wreck: The "unofficial end" of summer came with one final "splash" in its final days as volatility returned to U.S. equity markets following several months of relative tranquility.

REITs Unfazed By Tech Wreck

High demand and low supply are feeding into higher home prices despite the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. Compared to two years ago, home prices have jumped 5.5% during the month of July.

Home Prices Jump 5.5% From 2 Years Ago On Strong Demand

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Gold has been a stellar performer for not just precious metals, but for real assets in general. With more market uncertainty permeating throughout the capital markets, the precious metal’s rally past $2,000 is alive and well, but can it maintain its mojo?

Can Gold Maintain Its Mojo and Stay Above $2,000

With rates at historical lows, there’s been an interest in homeownership again, but where are the opportunities in the pandemic-ridden market? Rich Barton, CEO for real estate analytics company Zillow, says the market is exhibiting signs of a “great reshuffling” where there’s a more concentrated emphasis on home office space.

Real Estate is Headed for “Great Reshuffling,” Says Market Expert

Tech hubs like Silicon Valley are experiencing urban flight to get away from the hustle and bustle of the inner city. Covid-19 plays a big part in that move amid social distancing measures, but regardless, these moves are reshaping the real estate market.

Urban Flight is Reshaping the Real Estate Market

Real assets like gold have been prime beneficiaries of the coronavirus pandemic as a safe haven amid the market uncertainty. Additionally, opportunities can arise for real assets in general and not just gold specifically.

Take a Closer Look at Real Assets During All This Uncertainty

Covid-19 has certainly wreaked havoc on the retail housing market with social distancing and lockdown restrictions putting a damper on showing homes or open houses. At least that’s what conventional wisdom might be saying, but those in the know are optimistic that real estate prices won’t be hurt by the coronavirus pandemic as economies look [.

Real Estate Prices Won’t Be Hurt by Covid-19, Says Broker

The latest housing data may not evoke a sense of positivity, but nonetheless, market experts are hopeful that real estate could be poised for a summer rebound. Real estate historically shows an uptick during the summertime so a return back to normalcy following the coronavirus pandemic could certainly be of benefit to real estate-focused exchange-traded [.

Real Estate Could be Poised for a Summer Rebound

Low-interest rates thanks to the Federal Reserve electing to keep interest rates near zero through the year 2022 can give rookie real estate investors the opportunity to diversify their portfolios with tangible, real assets. However, not everyone can own a piece of real estate just yet and one option can be real estate investment trusts [.

REIT ETFs Can Help Investors Wet Their Appetite for Real Estate

iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF

The pandemic put the real estate sector in uncharted territory that put forth different challenges versus 2008’s financial crisis. While there are signs the sector is recovering, there are certain subsectors that faring better than others.

Real Estate is Recovering, But Not in All Sub-Sectors

The real estate sector is often viewed as a defensive destination, a reputation being belied as the coronavirus pandemic forces closures of casinos, malls, and non-essential retail stores.

An Idea for Getting Defensive With Real Estate ETFs

Investors looking for broad-based exposure to real assets, such as energy, infrastructure, and real estate, can check all of those boxes and then some with the FlexShares Real Asset Allocation Index Fund (NasdaqGM: ASET). ASET “seeks to provide investors with a core real asset allocation that helps address their inflation-hedging, diversification, and income needs.

This Real Asset ETF Could be a Real Win For Investors

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) and the related ETFs have been stout performers this year due in large part to declining Treasury yields in the U.S. Last week, bond prices dipped, sending yields higher while weighing on REIT funds.

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