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Deloitte’s 2026 prediction report explores how housing shifts and rental models may reshape CRE owner strategies. Read more. https://go.reit.com/4xz13e6

Residential are a simple way to invest in where people live. From apartments to single-family rentals, these companies generate income from rent—and return most of it to investors.

The latest data shows:
▪️ Reliable income generation
▪️ Billions in dividends paid
▪️ Continued scale across the sector

If you’re looking for income and diversification, residential REITs can offer both—without the hassle of owning property directly.

Read more➡️ https://go.reit.com/4e2VPQg

If you follow real estate—or invest in REITs—there is a shift in multifamily worth watching.

Less construction. More focus on demand.

What does this mean? As supply slows, rent growth and occupancy will matter most.

And for investors, this shift could shape what comes next—affecting performance, income, and opportunities across the sector. Listen to episode 533 at go.reit.com/podcast

: Assets are more correlated than ever—but still offer a powerful way to add real diversification to your portfolio.

That’s because real estate tends to move differently than stocks and bonds—which means adding REITs to your portfolio can help maximize long-term performance while giving you:
▪️ Broader diversification
▪️ Exposure to modern sectors like telecoms and logistics
▪️ Potential for steady income

Smart investing is about balance.

Investing in housing doesn’t require buying a home. Residential let you invest in rental property—and in 2026, the sector remains stable:

▪️ Strong occupancy
▪️ Positive rent growth
▪️ Improving supply-demand balance

Why it matters:
These trends can support reliable income for investors through dividends.

What happened at —and why should investors pay attention?

REITweek 2026 brought together 2,300+ industry leaders, investors, and companies to discuss the trends shaping real estate and REIT investing.

From capital markets outlooks to innovation across sectors, the conversations showed how REITs operate—and how they generate returns for investors.

REITweek—it’s where insight meets investment.

Thanks to everyone who joined us in NYC!

KBS Real Estate Investment Trust III, a 2026 Nareit Leader in the Light Award recipient, embeds sustainability into every stage of operations—from investment decisions to building performance.

✔ Cross-team collaboration through a dedicated Green Team
✔ Data-driven insights guiding capital decisions
✔ Measurable progress on energy and emissions

The result: stronger performance, reduced risk, and more efficient buildings.

: Did you know that by law, REITs must pay out at least 90% of their taxable income to shareholders annually?
This unique requirement is why REITs are famous for being a "dividend powerhouse." While many companies keep their profits to reinvest, REITs are built to share them directly with you.

🗓️ Consistent income, simplified. REITs provide consistent dividends that can serve as a steady—and sometimes growing—source of income.
Why investors love them:
• Reliability: They offer a stream of income even in fluctuating markets.
• Accessibility: You get the benefits of real estate earnings with the ease of trading a stock.
• Performance: Historically, the dividend yields of REITs have often outpaced those of the S&P 500.

The USDA reports that 18.3 million U.S. households experienced food insecurity in 2024, with families with children hit even harder. That’s not a supply problem — it’s an access and affordability problem. And that’s exactly where Americold Logistics' work becomes so important.

Americold’s nationwide network of temperature‑controlled facilities allows food to move quickly, safely, and efficiently. That means less spoilage, lower costs in the supply chain, and more nutritious food reaching communities that need it.