Real Estate

This sector includes companies that develop, acquire, manage, and operate real estate properties. Companies in this sector include Kimco Realty, Vornado Realty Trust, and Westfield Group.

Market Cap

1.634T

Market Weight

2.60%

Industries

12

Companies

270

Industries in This Sector

Industry Market Weight YTD Return
All Industries 100.00% 1.75%
REIT - Specialty 23.62% -1.21%
REIT - Industrial 17.09% 5.79%
REIT - Retail 13.40% 0.19%
REIT - Residential 12.83% 2.29%
REIT - Healthcare Facilities 11.09% 14.29%
Real Estate Services 7.48% -1.31%
REIT - Office 4.22% -8.63%
REIT - Mortgage 3.77% 9.01%
REIT - Diversified 3.74% -2.78%
REIT - Hotel & Motel 1.94% -12.72%
Real Estate - Development 0.42% -7.35%
Real Estate - Diversified 0.40% -3.17%

More about the largest companies in the sector

Name Last Price 1 Year Est. Market Weight Market Cap Day Changes % YTD Return
PLD 115.73 129.65 6.69% 107.186B -1.24% +9.49%
AMT 206.69 231.15 6.03% 96.584B -1.47% +12.69%
WELL 147.38 160.10 5.73% 91.772B +0.06% +16.94%
EQIX 854.99 1,020.16 5.15% 82.496B +2.24% -9.32%
SPG 165.83 190.89 3.89% 62.265B +1.44% -3.70%
PSA 303.45 336.83 3.32% 53.159B -1.54% +1.34%
DLR 151.67 188.12 3.20% 51.281B +3.17% -14.47%
O 56.37 61.75 3.08% 49.336B -0.60% +5.54%
CCI 95.29 108.61 2.59% 41.413B -2.40% +4.99%
CBRE 127.24 154.09 2.43% 38.938B +1.12% -3.08%

ETF Opportunities

Name Last Price Net Assets Expense Ratio YTD Return
VNQ 90.18 67.792B 0.11% +1.23%
SCHH 21.25 7.711B 0.07% +0.90%
XLRE 41.47 7.446B 0.08% +1.97%
IYR 94.54 3.918B 0.39% +1.59%
REET 24.23 3.858B 0.14% +1.08%

Mutual Fund Opportunities

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Name Last Price Net Assets Expense Ratio YTD Return
VGSLX 127.81 67.792B 0.11% +1.19%
VGSNX 19.78 67.792B 0.11% +1.18%
VGSIX 29.97 67.792B 0.11% +1.18%
VRTPX 21.68 9.787B 0.08% +1.21%
CSRIX 48.51 8.24B 0.75% +1.25%

Stocks

Symbol Price Change %Change
RVSNW 0.0790 0.0465 143.0769%
AUUDW 0.0098 0.0037 60.6557%
SMX 15.8300 7.4800 89.5808%
LVROW 0.0323 0.0134 70.8995%
GENVR 2.0000 0.7500 60.0000%
Symbol Price Change %Change
CREV 0.4021 -0.6979 -63.4455%
DXST 0.2740 -0.3772 -57.9238%
MSTZ 13.3300 -14.5900 -52.2564%
MSDD 72.3748 -80.2408 -52.5771%
SMST 71.3800 -78.4100 -52.3466%
Symbol Price Change %Change
SOXS 1.8700 -0.3700 -16.5179%
NVDA 185.4100 13.5300 7.8718%
ZSL 2.6200 -0.3000 -10.2740%
TIRX 0.1150 0.0150 15.0000%
AMZN 210.3200 -12.3700 -5.5548%

Real Estate News

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Synopsys stock climbs as CES automotive push and chip rally lift SNPS shares

Synopsys (SNPS) shares rose 2.9% to $508.47, driven by renewed AI optimism in the chip sector and the company's announcements at CES 2026 regarding new automotive engineering partnerships and virtual testing tools. The company highlighted collaborations with Samsung, NXP Semiconductors, Texas Instruments, and Arm, and projected strong fiscal 2026 revenue. Investors are also anticipating CEO Sassine Ghazi's comments at CES and the upcoming earnings report.

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AMD stock slips after CES AI chip push as Feb. 3 earnings comes into view

AMD shares fell 3.1% after showcasing new AI products at CES, putting its AI chip roadmap in focus against competitors like Nvidia and Intel. The company announced its next earnings report for February 3rd, and investors are closely watching for proof that new accelerator chips are translating into sustained sales. The broader market rose, but AMD faces pressure to show faster traction in AI deployments given Nvidia's continued rapid advancements.

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Keysight Launches Software Solution to Ensure Trustworthy AI Deployment in Safety-Critical Environments

Keysight Technologies has introduced Keysight AI Software Integrity Builder, a new software solution designed to validate and maintain AI-enabled systems for trustworthiness, especially in safety-critical environments like automotive. This solution addresses the opacity of AI decision processes and the need for regulatory compliance by providing a unified framework for dataset analysis, model validation, and real-world inference testing. It aims to empower engineering teams with the tools for continuous AI model improvement and regulatory conformance.

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Microchip Technology, NXP Semiconductors, Texas Instruments, Western Digital, and Allegro MicroSystems Stocks Trade Up, What You Need To Know

A broader market rally, driven by investor optimism in artificial intelligence and big tech, led to significant jumps in several semiconductor stocks. Microchip Technology, NXP Semiconductors, Texas Instruments, Western Digital, and Allegro MicroSystems all saw substantial gains. Western Digital, in particular, benefited from soaring AI-driven data storage demand, reaching a new 52-week high.

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Why Western Digital Stock Popped Today

Western Digital (NASDAQ: WDC) stock surged 15.8% today after CNBC reported that computer memory chip prices, particularly for DRAM, are set to rise further in 2026 due to AI demand. While Western Digital does not produce DRAM, investors are betting that increasing DRAM prices could lead AI companies to seek cheaper alternatives like HDDs, benefiting Western Digital. Despite the surge, the author suggests Micron (NASDAQ: MU) presents a more compelling bargain due to its higher projected earnings growth rate.

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ALGM stock jumps 10% as Wells Fargo spotlights Allegro and new SiC power chips grab attention

Allegro MicroSystems (ALGM) shares rose approximately 10% after Wells Fargo added the stock to its Q1 2026 Tactical Ideas list with a $40 target, citing expected improvement in leading indicators. The company also announced two new product launches targeting SiC power designs for AI data centers and electric vehicles, further boosting investor confidence. These developments are seen as indicators that the chip supply chain's inventory overhang may be easing, alongside a broader market warming to analog chip names.

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InterDigital (IDCC) stock slides 7% as Amazon patent fight and insider sale notice draw focus

InterDigital (IDCC) shares fell about 7.3% following news of an officer's proposed sale of 1,000 shares and ongoing legal battles, specifically a patent dispute with Amazon. The company's business relies heavily on patent licensing, making court rulings and policy shifts critical. Investors are closely watching the Amazon patent dispute, the upcoming dividend record date, and early-February earnings.

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Ex-BlackBerry employees allege firm has “toxic” and “boys’ club” culture: court docs

New court documents filed in a lawsuit against BlackBerry Ltd. allege at least three women were fired after reporting a "toxic" and "boys' club" culture within the company. Former BlackBerry CMO Neelam Sandhu initiated the lawsuit, alleging sexual harassment and retaliation by CEO John Giamatteo. The court filings suggest a pattern of women being terminated after raising complaints, while accused men faced no repercussions.

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Apple stock slips on App Store slowdown signal — what Wall Street is watching next

Apple shares fell 1.8% to $262.34 following signals of the slowest App Store revenue growth in 11 quarters, according to BofA. Investors are closely monitoring Apple's services performance, especially as the company's valuation relies heavily on growth beyond hardware sales. Upcoming events include the U.S. December jobs report on January 9 and Apple’s fiscal Q1 results on January 29, which will provide further clarity on the company's financial trajectory.

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Did John Deere Build the Future, or a Cage?

This article examines how John Deere transformed into a tech company focused on data and software, leading to advanced machinery like the autonomous 8R tractor. However, this technological leap creates a "closed loop" where farmers like Jake Lieb lose control over their equipment due to proprietary software and repair restrictions, raising legal and ethical questions about ownership in the digital age. The author suggests "interoperability" as a solution, drawing parallels to policies like the EU's common charger rule, to ensure market fairness and consumer choice.