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Multifamily REITs, once overvalued, now trade at steep discounts, offering renewed value opportunities. Sector-wide P/AFFO multiples have compressed, with names like NXRT and BRT trading at less than 60% of NAV. Share buybacks signal management conviction, as REITs repurchase stock at significant discounts to private market values.

The oil spike is driving panic, but the inflation impact may be far smaller than feared. The REIT sell-off looks sentiment-driven, not fundamentals-driven. Select REITs now trade at deep discounts with strong rebound potential.

U.S. equity markets fell for a fourth straight week, while interest rates jumped to eight-month highs, as continued turmoil in the Middle East rattled financial markets and revived inflation concerns. The third week of the Iran conflict settled into an uneasy equilibrium between escalation and de-escalation amid a continued standstill in the Strait of Hormuz, the key global energy chokepoint. The Federal Reserve - long bemoaning tariff-related inflation that failed to materialize - did little to calm markets, delivering a “hawkish hold” that pushed traders to price in rate hikes by year-end.

Top REIT investors are quietly repositioning their portfolios, revealing where the “smart money” sees opportunity. Several clear sector themes are emerging from recent 13F filings. But the biggest surprise may be how much top managers disagree on certain REITs.

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PulteGroup (NYSE: PHM), the nation's third-largest homebuilder, today announced the nomination of Benjamin (“Ben”) Schall for election as a new independent director to its Board of Directors (“Board”). Mr. Schall is Chief Executive Officer and President of AvalonBay Communities Inc. (NYSE: AVB), a leading multifamily real estate investment trust (REIT). Mr. Schall's appointment would be effective immediately if elected by PulteGroup shareholders at its annual meeting s.

U.S. equities slid to four-month lows as the escalating Iran war rattled markets, sending oil to three-year highs and interest rates higher amid tanker attacks, shipping disruptions, and intensifying strikes. Brent Crude jumped above $100 as attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and tanker explosions threatened global oil flows, fueling inflation fears and keeping investors on edge. The White House deployed emergency supply measures—including Russian crude purchases and potential strategic reserve releases—but markets remain skeptical they can offset disruptions to global energy flows.

AI is beginning to disrupt far more industries than most investors expected. As barriers to entry collapse, many businesses could face lower growth and valuations. But one asset class may actually benefit from this shift.