iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF [IYR] Stock Forecast

Mall REITs - which endured a dismal stretch of underperformance from 2015-2020 - enter the critical holiday season on surprisingly stable footing as resilient consumer spending has offset broader macro-headwinds. The momentum from the stimulus-fueled ‘spending spree' appears likely to carry retailers through the holiday season. Store openings continue to outpace store closings in 2022 by the widest-margin in decades.

Mortgage rates have not been this high since before the housing crisis. And while the housing market is slowing, prices are still high.

Healthcare REITs have lagged over the past quarter as sharply higher labor costs, a sluggish post-COVID recovery in patient volumes, and the waning of government fiscal support have pressured operators. Hospital operators have been slammed particularly hard as elective surgeries continue to be either delayed or pushed to outpatient facilities, amplifying a broader industry shift towards low-cost healthcare settings.

Self-Storage REITs have defied expectations to the upside as comprehensively as any real estate sector since the start of the pandemic, delivering earnings growth of over 50% since 2019. Incremental storage demand is driven by change- particularly home moving rates and household formations. Surging mortgage rates have had a "lock-in" effect among existing homeowners while also pricing-out new formations.

Managed futures will try and make money without the help of commodities. That mantra was seemingly playing out in September and throughout the 3rd quarter.

Today, you have a “once in a decade” chance to win big with REITs. REITs have dropped heavily despite enjoying strong fundamentals.

IYR has been hit hard this year due to rising rates. The technicals and the Bank of England's recent dovish move may offer IYR a lifeline here.

The REIT crash is largely related to rapidly rising interest rates. Market pundits have a variety of theories suggesting REITs are susceptible to interest rates.

The "Halftime Report" traders give their top picks to watch for the second half.

On CNBC's “The Final Call,” Carter Worth said that interest rate areas are “sensitive to what's going on in the long end of the curve.”

iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF is a US stock and trading under the symbol IYR

iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF stock price is $86.495 today.

Yes, iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF is a publicly traded company.