Can reits funds be bought and sold on the same day?

Reits funds cannot be bought and sold on the same day.

Real estate investment trust fund is also called real estate investment trust fund. The fund's funds are mainly invested in real estate, including highways, real estate, property and so on. Investors may need to open relevant permissions when trading these funds.

During the closed period, investors cannot buy or redeem reits, and can only buy or redeem them after the closed period ends. When listed on the stock exchange, off-market share holders need to transfer their fund shares to the on-market for sale, that is, after the establishment of public offering reits, they can only buy and sell in the secondary market. Investors need to pay attention to the discount premium risk of REITs when selling.

Real estate investment trust funds (REITs) are an important means of real estate securitization, which originated in the United States and first appeared in 1962.

It is clearly defined as a closed-end investment fund that holds real estate, mortgage-related assets or both. It is intended to let small and medium-sized investors participate in the real estate market with a lower threshold and obtain the benefits brought by real estate market transactions, rents and appreciation.

As an innovative financing method of real estate enterprises, real estate investment trust fund first appeared in the United States in the 1960s. Like other financial innovations in the 1960s and 1970s, real estate investment trusts were born to evade supervision.

With the US government officially allowing qualified REITs to be exempted from income tax and capital gains tax, REITs have become the most important financial instrument in the United States. There are about 300 real estate investment trusts in operation in the United States, with total assets under management exceeding $300 billion, of which nearly two thirds are listed and traded on national stock exchanges.

At the end of 1960s, developed countries such as the United States and Japan had formed a preliminary mature real estate securitization model. Since 1980s, real estate securitization has developed rapidly, and other countries and regions, such as Britain and Canada, have also carried out securitization business. In 2003, REITs began to operate in the Hong Kong real estate market, and its funds were managed externally.