3 Best Performing REITs On Friday

Most REITs got back on track this week with good upside movement as the stock market took on a more bullish tone in general. There were some real estate investment trusts that really came back with Friday gains that easily outdistanced others in the sector.

Most REITs got back on track this week with good upside movement as the stock market took on a more bullish tone in general.

There were some real estate investment trusts that really came back with Friday gains that easily outdistanced others in the sector.

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Here are the 3 REITs with the day’s best performance:

Park Hotels and Resorts (NYSE:PK) is the best performing of the big REITs with a Friday gain of 5.26%. The below chart shows that the selling had been relentless for the last 2 weeks and buyers seemed to swoop in just before the weekend.

Host Hotels and Resorts (NASDAQ:HST) is the NASDAQ-traded REIT that moved higher on Friday by 4.48%. It’s been a disastrous June of selling for the REIT, but Friday reversed the trend after Thursday’s dip below $15.25. That was the December 2021 low, so this is a bounce off of a support level, for sure.

VICI Properties (NYSE:VICI), the gaming REIT with the big Las Vegas properties, closed up by 3.91%. After hitting a low of $27.50 during last week’s trading, VICI roared back this week with a strong close at $30.33. It still has a way to go before it can re-take that early June high up there at $33.50 where the selling got started.

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Not investment advice. For educational purposes only.

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