If you want real estate exposure without the hassle of managing physical property, consider investing in a pgim global real estate fund. These funds of funds provide easy access to global real estate investment trusts (REITs). Read this article for more details about these investments.
REITs (real estate investment trusts) are companies that own and manage commercial real estate or mortgage loans on properties located all around the world, while offering investors tax advantages like depreciation and interest deductions that make them particularly appealing to investors.
PGIM’s Global Real Estate Securities FoF is designed to offer investors an diversified approach to global real estate investing by investing in REITs and equity or equity-related securities of real estate companies worldwide. The fund offers an exemplary way of diversifying an investor’s global real estate investments with other investment vehicles in a portfolio.
Lipper awarded this fund a top six ranking for total return over one year among 168 funds, as well as Best-in-Class for five-year periods within Global Real Estate category. This award marks four consecutive years that PGIM Real Estate Securities FoF has won this honor from Lipper.
Additionally, this fund achieved a top-six ranking over three years out of 179 funds in its Mixed-Asset Large Fund Family Group category and for three years running was named Best-in-Class in this category.
Investing entails risk, including the possible loss of principal. Real estate investments pose additional hazards due to local economy conditions and credit/interest rate conditions, while investing in foreign securities introduces further considerations like currency fluctuation and political unrest.
Mutual fund investments do not guarantee future results and should be carefully considered before investing. Investors should carefully assess each fund’s investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses before making their decisions. To gain more information on any fund, please access its prospectus or summary prospectus by clicking on its name above. PGIM Investments – an affiliate of Prudential Financial – oversees these open-end funds. Investing in these funds does not constitute a deposit and is therefore uninsured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or other government agencies. Their value will fluctuate, meaning shares could be worth more or less than expected when sold; furthermore, PGIM Investments does not offer tax or legal advice so investors should consult their tax or legal advisor prior to making any decisions regarding investments.