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REIT Advocate Reflects on Landmark 2001 Move to Include Sector in S&P Indices

Original source: Nareit Source published

Nareit's REIT Report interviews former Bank of America Securities analyst Lee Schalop on the 25th anniversary of REIT admission to S&P indexes. Schalop recounts the joint advocacy by analysts, investors, executives and Nareit that preceded the 2001 policy change.

The discussion explores both technical barriers and investor perceptions that previously kept the sector outside major indexes. It also considers how inclusion broadened recognition of publicly traded real estate. The episode is a historical account of the sector's development, rather than a current index-rebalancing announcement.

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