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Warming Up To International Real Estate Funds [View article]
but i think the long-term choice is the yet to be released ETF from iShares called ishares FTSE NAREIT Global Real Estate ex-US -- it's expected to have expense ratio of 0.48% (no way IRFAX can overcome that advantage, as an aside -- Dan, I assume you are a broker!!). don't know all the details yet since it hasn't started trading but i expect i to be similar to RWX (one of the fastest growing ETF launches in history) but at a lower ER (.48 vs. .60 for RWX) and I believe will have an even broader index to which it will track.
i personally own EGLRX but will switch to the ishares product when it launches.
First-Ever International Real Estate ETF Launched [View article]
doesn't have performance by country but does have holdings by security and by country.
can someone tell me why all of this and all of the domestic REIT products *exclude* Timber REITs? makes no sense to me. first of all, there's fewer than 10 of them worldwide so why bother excluding them. second, what business is *more* tied to the actual real estate (LAND) than Timber?