List of public REITs in the United States

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Notable REITs

The five largest REITs in the United States are: American Tower Corporation, Prologis, Crown Castle International, Simon Property Group and Weyerhaeuser. [1]

Notable publicly traded real estate investment trusts based in the United States include:

Company NameREIT TypeTicker Symbol
Lamar Advertising Company Advertising Nasdaq :  LAMR
Outfront Media Advertising NYSE :  OUT
Aimco Apartments NYSE :  AIV
AvalonBay Communities [1] Apartments NYSE :  AVB
Camden Property Trust Apartments NYSE :  CPT
Equity Residential [1] Apartments NYSE :  EQR
Essex Property Trust [1] Apartments NYSE :  ESS
Mid-America Apartment Communities Apartments NYSE :  MAA
UDR, Inc. Apartments NYSE :  UDR
Gaming and Leisure Properties Casinos; lodging NYSE :  GLPI
Vici Properties [1] Casinos; lodging NYSE :  VICI
Digital Realty [1] Data Center NYSE :  DLR
Equinix [1] Data Center Nasdaq :  EQIX
Iron Mountain Data Center Nasdaq :  IRM
Quality Technology Services Data Center NYSE :  QTS
Alexander's Diversified NYSE :  ALX
EPR Properties Diversified NYSE :  EPR
JBG Smith Diversified NYSE :  JBGS
Starwood Property Trust [1] Diversified NYSE :  STWD
STORE Capital Diversified NYSE :  STOR
Vornado Realty Trust Diversified NYSE :  VNO
W. P. Carey [1] Diversified NYSE :  WPC
Healthpeak Properties [1] Healthcare NYSE :  PEAK
Medical Properties Trust [1] Healthcare NYSE :  MPW
Ventas [1] Healthcare NYSE :  VTR
Welltower [1] Healthcare NYSE :  WELL
Americold Industrial NYSE :  COLD
Prologis [1] Industrial NYSE :  PLD
Extended Stay America Lodging NYSE :  STAY
Host Hotels & Resorts Lodging NYSE :  HST
Hersha Hospitality Trust Lodging NYSE :  HT
InnSuites Hospitality Lodging NYSE :  IHT
Park Hotels & Resorts Lodging NYSE :  PK
Xenia Hotels & Resorts Lodging NYSE :  XHR
Sun Communities Manufactured Housing NYSE :  SUI
UMH Properties Manufactured Housing NYSE :  UMH
Annaly Capital Management [1] Mortgage NYSE :  NLY
Arlington Asset Investment Mortgage NYSE :  AI
Alexandria Real Estate Equities [1] Office NYSE :  ARE
Boston Properties [1] Office NYSE :  BXP
Brandywine Realty Trust Office NYSE :  BDN
Corporate Office Properties Trust Office NYSE :  OFC
Cousins Properties Office NYSE :  CUZ
Hudson Pacific Properties Office NYSE :  HPP
Veris Residential Residential NYSE :  VRE
SL Green Realty Office NYSE :  SLG
CoreCivic Private prisons NYSE :  CXW
GEO Group Private prisons NYSE :  GEO
CBL Properties Regional Malls NYSE :  CBL
Macerich Regional Malls NYSE :  MAC
Simon Property Group [1] Regional Malls NYSE :  SPG
CubeSmart Self-Storage NYSE :  CUBE
Extra Space Storage [1] Self-Storage NYSE :  EXR
Life Storage Self-Storage NYSE :  LSI
Public Storage [1] Self-Storage NYSE :  PSA
Brixmor Property Group Shopping Centers NYSE :  BRX
Federal Realty Investment Trust Shopping Centers NYSE :  FRT
InvenTrust Properties Shopping Centers NYSE :  IVT
Kimco Realty Shopping Centers NYSE :  KIM
Regency Centers Shopping Centers Nasdaq :  REG
SITE Centers Shopping Centers NYSE :  SITC
Tanger Factory Outlet Centers Shopping Centers NYSE :  SKT
Urstadt Biddle Properties Shopping Centers NYSE :  UBP
National Retail Properties Single Tenant/NNN NYSE :  NNN
Realty Income Corporation [1] Single Tenant/NNN NYSE :  O
American Homes 4 Rent Single-Family Houses NYSE :  AMH
Invitation Homes Single-Family Houses NYSE :  INVH
American Tower Telecommunications NYSE :  AMT
Crown Castle [1] Telecommunications NYSE :  CCI
SBA Communications Telecommunications Nasdaq :  SBAC
PotlatchDeltic Timber NYSE :  PCH
Rayonier Timber NYSE :  RYN
Weyerhaeuser [1] Timber NYSE :  WY

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