

Public REITs are listed on stock exchanges and their prices can move daily with broader equity markets, interest rates and investor sentiment. Wahed’s real estate products are not publicly traded and are based on direct exposure to residential properties. Valuations are tied to the performance and value of the underlying properties rather than stock market pricing.
In addition, Wahed’s real estate structures are designed to meet Shariah requirements, including the avoidance of interest-based financing, which can result in a different risk and return profile compared to many public REITs.
Disclaimers:
Remember, while real estate can be a valuable addition to your investment portfolio, it's important to consider your personal financial situation and goals before making any investment decisions.
“Halal” denotes “permissible” under Islamic law.