Transformation drives new thematic opportunities in Real Estate investing
FT Wilshire US Real Estate Indexes are designed to measure the performance of portfolios of US real estate investment trusts (REITs) and other US real estate companies.
The series employs five segments to create groupings of companies occupying similar tranches of investable opportunity -- providing both broad indexes to gain general exposure to real estate and focused indexes for investors interested in a more granular subset of the investable real estate opportunity. The Wilshire Indexes Global Assets Taxonomy System (GATS) is used to determine the eligibility of stocks for the FT Wilshire Global Real Estate indexes
US Real Estate Indexes
Real Estate Segments (1) FT Wilshire Traditional Property REIT (2) FT Wilshire Expanded Property REIT (3) FT Wilshire Specialized REIT (4) FT Wilshire Non-Building REIT (5) FT Wilshire Ex-REIT Real Estate
Broad Indexes / Segments FT Wilshire REIT (1, 2, 3) FT Wilshire Comprehensive REIT (1, 2, 3, 4) FT Wilshire Diversified Real Estate (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
Focused Indexes / Segments FT Wilshire ex-Traditional REIT (2, 3, 4) FT Wilshire Conservative REIT (1, 2) FT Wilshire Alternative REIT (3, 4)
Thematic Segment Descriptions
Traditional Property REITs are engaged in property ownership and leasing in mainstream residential, commercial and industrial fields.·
Expanded Property REITs are engaged in property ownership and leasing in less traditional fields such as non-apartment residential REITs, self-storage and medicine·
Specialized REITs are engaged in property ownership and leasing in specialized fields including data centers, laboratories and specialized industrial uses. Non-Building REITs are engaged in property ownership and leasing in unique areas beyond conventional REIT offerings, such as towers, timberlands and farmland.
Ex-REIT Real Estate is comprised of non-REIT real estate companies.
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