SAREIT’s second report details R3.5bn COVID-19 relief measures
SAREIT’s second report details R3.5bn COVID-19 relief measures
Why invest in a REIT?
Listed real estate allows anyone, from individual investors to large institutional investors, to gain access to the underlying assets of publicly traded companies by purchasing shares.
Owning shares in a REIT allows investors to earn a part of the income produced through the underlying “bricks and mortar” without directly owning and managing the property.
There are many other benefits to investing in REITs, including their regular income stream and special tax considerations.
How to invest in REITs?
There are various ways for individuals and institutions to invest in REITs listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. These include direct ownership of REIT shares, investing in property unit trust funds and through buying shares in a property index tracker fund. Your bank, stockbroker or financial advisor should assist you with the most suitable options for your financial position and goals.
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and various sector events.
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Transparent reporting
and BPR.
SAREIT’s Best Practice Recommendations (BPR) for more transparent and comparable financial reporting by South African REITs.
SAREIT has 28 members who are all listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
We work with our members to address sector challenges and provide the necessary guidelines and support to address stakeholders’ needs while promoting South African REITs as an investment class both locally and internationally.
The SA REIT Association (SAREIT) is a representative umbrella body for South African REITs focused on promoting the sector as an attractive asset class locally and internationally.
