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The commercial real estate market continues to face challenges from elevated interest rates and rising supply. Retail real estate stands out with low vacancy rates, benefiting companies like Realty Income and Agree Realty. Industrial and multifamily sectors face rising vacancies due to increased supply, but leaders like Prologis and Mid-America Apartment Communities show resilience.

REITs are ideal retirement investments. They provide high yields, inflation protection, and are historically cheap. Here are 5 of my favorite REITs for retirement.

NNN REIT is a net lease REIT focused on small properties leased to various tenants, making it resilient against retail trends. NNN has a 34-year track record of increasing dividends and is one of only five REITs with the Dividend Aristocrat title. The company has highly predictable cash flow, a stable balance sheet, and an aggressive acquisition strategy, making it an attractive investment option.

The key for investors with this group is that they don't have to be in the S&P 500 and can be any market cap size.

REITs are priced at their lowest valuations since 2008. But that does not mean that all REITs are worth buying. Here are three REITs that I would consider selling.

Few REITs can match the dividend growth track record of NNN REIT. The triple net lease REIT's revenue and core FFO per share grew during the first quarter. In late May, NNN utilized its investment-grade balance sheet to secure more debt at relatively low interest rates.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy highlights key traits for success in a career professional, including working hard, being can-do, and following through on commitments. There are different paths to success, and income investors can potentially achieve a high level of success by buying quality undervalued companies that pay dividends. In this article, I highlight high-yielding names in REITs, Energy, and H...

The barbell approach to portfolio diversification involves buying assets that are not correlated with each other. Blue Owl Capital Corp. is a worthwhile investment with a diversified portfolio and high dividend yield, and it's benefitting from higher rates. W.P. Carey is an attractive investment with a strong balance sheet, diverse property portfolio, and stable growth potential.