Valuation
- Market cap
- —
- Revenue TTM
- $-52,777,273
- Net income TTM
- $-54,445,613
- PE ratio
- —
- Forward PE
- —
- Profit margin
- 0.00%
- Debt to equity
- 0.48
Trading
- Volume
- 1,390,300
- Avg volume
- 621,754
- Day's range
- $4.55 – $4.70
- Shares out
- —
- Stochastic %K
- 16%
- Beta
- —
- Analysts
- Strong Buy
- Price target
- —
Company profile
CBRE Clarion Global Real Estate Income Fund specializes in investments in various property types, including office, retail, diversified, apartments, industrials, hotels, healthcare, and storage. It invests in the public equity markets across the developed markets of North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. The fund seeks to invest in stocks of companies operating across the real estate sector including REITs. It i...
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CBRE Clarion Global Real Estate Income Fund specializes in investments in various property types, including office, retail, diversified, apartments, industrials, hotels, healthcare, and storage. It invests in the public equity markets across the developed markets of North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. The fund seeks to invest in stocks of companies operating across the real estate sector including REITs. It invests in stocks of companies across diversified market capitalizations. The fund employs fundamental analysis to create its portfolio. It conducts in-house research to make its investments.
- Industry
- Asset Management
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Phone
- 610 995 8900
- Website
- https://www.cbreclarion.com/ourfunds/Global-Real-Estate-Income-Fund/Pages/default.aspx
- Address
- 555 East Lancaster Avenue, Suite 120, Radnor, United States
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Keith1950
Oct 1, 5:31 PM
$IGR
Damn! I thought we might be near the bottom when I postd this, but it's dropped almost 8% since then. Glad I only bought 10 shares! 🥴😅
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ahulme
Sep 19, 6:31 PM
$IGR https://materials.proxyvote.com/Approved/MC3586/20260910/SEC19_641247.PDF
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Bandit688
Sep 11, 10:07 PM
$IGR I dunno. With higher rates for longer I am a little leery (sp?) of this. Love the yield, but REITs all seem to be declining.
Just coming in on the wire: Mortgages are now running 7%. Real Estate is getting expensive, with no rate cuts coming.
7% is
$665/mo per 100K, 30 yr note.
Do your own math.
Nor should we expect any since the FED has to protect the value of the dollar, _before_ it worries about full employment.
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Keith1950
Sep 10, 8:17 PM
$IGR
Picked up 10 at
$12.47. I may start creeping back in at this level. By the way, a few companies have actually improved after an R/S.
$GE,
$RIG and
$HTZ are a few.
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donversation
Sep 10, 7:43 PM
$IGR trainwreck since split
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Keith1950
Sep 10, 7:41 PM
$IGR
Man, sentiment is brutal right now. Reverse splits generate such negative sentiment from which few stocks recover. Hoping that
$IGR is one of the rare exceptions, and we settle soon and turn around.
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9ForMyLostGod
Sep 8, 7:06 PM
$IGR So, here we are post-R/S. Where do we go from here?
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Keith1950
Sep 2, 5:50 PM
$IGR
NAV is
$4.41 so we're still trading at a premium (2.3%)! That is encouraging given the RS. In preparation, I trimmed a few shares on 8/18/26 so that my holdings are divisible by 3 and I won't get any cash in lieu of partial shares. It does seem like we may be close to the bottom, and this would normally be a good entry point. This will be the 3rd RS I've gone thru and the other two (
$MFA and
$OXLC) did not go well but I feel like this one may be okay. I'm sitting on 552 shares at
$4.47/share and I'm up 19% so far this year with dividends and sales. We'll see...
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