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REITs and real-estate companies.
REITs are legally required to distribute most of their profits as dividends, making the sector more income-oriented than most of the market. They're highly sensitive to interest-rate changes — rising rates make financing properties more expensive and generally reduce REITs' relative appeal versus bonds.
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Average sector score
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| # | Company | Score | Rating | Price | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 17 Education & Technology Group Inc. YQ | 79 | Strong | $3.76 | +0.5% | Analysis → |
In exchange for tax benefits, the law requires REITs to distribute most of their taxable income to investors as dividends — making them an income-oriented vehicle.
Financing real estate becomes more expensive, and higher-yielding bonds become a more competitive alternative to the REIT's dividend yield.