Long-term income is stable, and public offering of REITs will become a new tool for alternative investment.

Public offering real estate investment trusts (REITs) is an alternative investment tool, which combines real estate investment with securitization and provides investors with a way to participate in the real estate market. Compared with traditional real estate investment, public offering REITs has the following advantages:

1. Stable long-term return: The main investment targets of publicly offered REITs are high-quality commercial real estate projects, such as office buildings and shopping centers. These projects usually have stable rental income, which can provide investors with stable cash flow and long-term income.

2. Higher liquidity: Compared with direct investment in real estate, publicly issued REITs have higher liquidity. Investors can buy and sell shares of publicly issued real estate investment trust funds through the stock exchange to realize the rapid flow of funds.

3. Diversify risks: Public offering REITs usually invest in a number of different types of real estate projects, thus achieving risk diversification. In this way, even if a project has problems, the risk of the overall combination can be alleviated to some extent.

4. Professional management: Public offering REITs are managed by professional fund management companies, and investors do not need to directly participate in the operation and management of the project, thus reducing the burden on investors.

It should be noted that the public offering of REITs also has certain risks. Investors should carefully study the investment strategy, management team and past performance of the fund when choosing public offering REITs, and make reasonable investment decisions according to their own risk tolerance.

To sum up, public offering REITs, as an alternative investment tool, has the advantages of stable long-term income, high liquidity, scattered risks and professional management. Investors can regard it as a part of the investment portfolio and realize the diversification of asset allocation.