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Northern Trust Global Quality Real Estate ETF (NY:GQRE)

62.53 +0.53 (+0.85%)
Delayed Quote Updated: 9:36 AM EST, Nov 9, 2026 Add to My Watchlist
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Which Real Estate ETF Is the Better Buy: State Street’s XLRE or Northern Trust’s Global GQRE? ↗
XLRE holds 30 S&P 500 real estate stocks with a 0.08% expense ratio, while GQRE spreads across 201 global holdings and yields 4.4% annually. 
Via The Motley Fool
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Which Real Estate ETF Is the Better Buy: iShares’ Concentrated ICF or Northern Trust’s Global GQRE? ↗
ICF has delivered stronger returns by concentrating in 30 dominant U.S. REITs, while GQRE takes a global approach and pays nearly twice the dividend yield. 
Via The Motley Fool
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GQRE vs HAUZ: Global Real Estate ETF Showdown ↗
GQRE delivers higher returns and yield but costs more to own, while HAUZ offers international diversification with a rock-bottom expense ratio. 
Via The Motley Fool
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GQRE Offers Higher Yield and Growth Than RWX ↗
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This Global REIT Beats SCHH on Yield. Is It a Better Buy for Real Estate Investors? ↗
One fund prioritizes cost efficiency with a 0.07% expense ratio and stronger returns, while the other offers global diversification and a 4.3% dividend yield for income investors. 
Via The Motley Fool
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iShares REET vs FlexShares GQRE: Which REIT Fund Wins? ↗
iShares offers superior liquidity and lower costs, while FlexShares delivers higher income with a 4.2% yield. Performance favors iShares over the past year. 
Via The Motley Fool
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Vanguard's VNQI or FlexShares' GQRE: Which Global Real Estate ETF Should Long-Term Investors Choose? ↗
GQRE leans heavily on U.S. real estate despite its global branding, and that domestic tilt has delivered better returns than VNQI's more genuinely international portfolio. 
Via The Motley Fool
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RWR vs. GQRE: Which REIT ETF Is the Better Buy for Investors? ↗
RWR delivered higher returns over the last year with lower fees, while GQRE offers broader international exposure and a higher dividend yield. 
Via The Motley Fool
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Battle of Real Estate ETFs: Vanguard Real Estate ETF Offers Lower Fees, While FlexShares Global Quality REIT Fund Delivers International Exposure ↗
VNQ offers lower costs while GQRE delivers higher dividend income and broader international exposure. Both funds carry similar downside risk, making choice dependent on your preference for... 
Via The Motley Fool
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VNQ vs GQRE: Domestic Strength Meets Global Diversification ↗
FlexShares delivers higher income with global reach; Vanguard wins on cost and scale. Which strategy fits your portfolio? 
Via The Motley Fool
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RWR vs. GQRE: Which REIT ETF Is the Better Buy for Income Investors? ↗
RWR offers lower fees and boasts stronger one-year returns, while GQRE offers global diversification and a higher dividend yield. 
Via The Motley Fool
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REET vs. GQRE: Which Global Real Estate ETF Is the Better Buy? ↗
Compare how expense ratios, drawdowns, and portfolio breadth set these two global real estate ETFs apart for investors with different priorities. 
Via The Motley Fool
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GQRE vs. HAUZ: A Quality-Screened Global Real Estate Fund Against a Pure International Play ↗
One fund offers broader global exposure with higher recent returns, while the other stands out for lower fees and a larger portfolio. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics ETFs Economy
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Better Real Estate ETF: FlexShares' GQRE vs. State Street's RWR ↗
Explore how differing costs, yields, and global exposure set these two real estate ETFs apart for income and diversification seekers. 
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GQRE vs. ICF: A Matchup of Two Real Estate ETFs ↗
Explore how differing strategies in yield, diversification, and global exposure set these two real estate ETFs apart for investors. 
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REET Offers Greater Scale Than GQRE ↗
Expense ratios, yield, and fund size set these global real estate ETFs apart—see how these differences may impact your investing strategy. 
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GQRE Offers Higher Yield While HAUZ Is More Affordable ↗
Explore how these two global real estate ETFs differ in costs, holdings, and risk profiles to help refine your investment strategy. 
Via The Motley Fool
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GQRE vs. VNQ: For These Real Estate ETFs, Is a Higher Yield Worth the Extra Cost? ↗
Explore how differing fees, global diversification, and liquidity shape the real estate ETF landscape for investors. 
Via The Motley Fool
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Real Estate ETFs: Should Investors Favor VNQI's Lower Fees or GQRE's Performance? ↗
Key differences in cost, size, and global diversification shape how these real estate ETFs fit into a portfolio strategy. 
Via The Motley Fool
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GQRE vs. REET: The Rising ETF Against the Largest Global Real Estate ETF ↗
This real estate ETF uses strict criteria to maximize quality assets, but is it good enough to match up against the world's largest global real estate ETF? 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics ETFs
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Investing in Real Estate? VNQI Goes Global While GQRE Focuses on Quality. ↗
Explore how each ETF’s unique approach to global real estate shapes risk, diversification, and portfolio fit for investors. 
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