The Fed has finally cut rates, and if the “dot plot” is any indication, it won’t be the last. This is fuel for real estate investment trusts (REITs)—they thrive when borrowing costs fall and their fat dividends shine next to shrinking bond yields.
Today we can lock in payouts between 6% and 13% from landlords set to surge as Powell’s long-awaited pivot plays out.
Why do REITs rally as rates fall?
This post originally appeared at Contrarian Outlook.