If rates are rising, the economy is growing. And over time, REITs do very well in an expanding economy because it is easier for them to raise rates or capture tenants willing to pay higher rents on their properties. And this theory proves itself out time and again. Considering most economic indicators, it looks like the U.S. is starting that expansion once again. And that means it’s a good time get some REITs in your portfolio. Below I have picked the seven best REITs to buy now. They represent strong buys because of their business sector, region or both. REITs to Buy Now...
Digital Realty Trust Inc (NYSE:DLR) doesn’t rely on the overall economy for its business to thrive. It focuses on one of the most enduring growth sectors in the global economy – tech. IRSA Propiedades Comerciales SA (ADR) (NASDAQ:IRCP) is not your average REIT. This one is for those who have slightly more risk tolerance when it comes to the usual conservative total return play. UMH Properties, Inc (NYSE:UMH) is about as American as you can get in the REIT space. Jernigan Capital Inc (NYSE:JCAP) is kind of a REIT bank of sorts. New England Realty Associates LP (NYSEMKT:NEN) is a focused REIT that operates in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Corenergy Infrastructure Trust Inc (NYSE:CORR) is the first publicly traded REIT focused on energy infrastructure. RMR Group Inc (NASDAQ:RMR) is a holding company that manages four REITs, three real estate related operating companies, one real estate securities mutual fund and a firm specializing in commercial real estate finance.
Source: InvestorPlace
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