Funds Benchmark
Funds in our coverage with Prologis Inc among their ten largest positions, with about £1.7B of those funds’ assets in it. FE fundinfo data, to 31 Oct 2026.
| 5Y | Volatility | Quartile | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VanEck Global Real Estate UCITS ETFVanEck | Passive | 9.76% | +2.9% | Pro | Pro | 0.25% | £347.9M | Free account |
| iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF | Passive | 9.26% | +2.9% | Pro | Pro | 0.39% | n/a | Free account |
| State Street Real Estate Select Sector SPDR ETFSPDR ETFs | Passive | 8.69% | +7.1% | Pro | Pro | 0.08% | £6.2B | Free account |
| iShares Cohen & Steers REIT ETFBlackRock | Passive | 7.78% | +7.0% | Pro | Pro | n/a | n/a | Free account |
| Legal & General Global Real Estate Dividend Index FundLegal & General | Passive | 7.50% | +3.4% | Pro | Pro | 0.15% | £939.0M | Free account |
| iShares Global REIT ETFBlackRock | Passive | 7.39% | +7.6% | Pro | Pro | 0.14% | n/a | Free account |
| iShares Core U.S. REIT ETFBlackRock | Passive | 7.25% | +10.9% | Pro | Pro | 0.08% | n/a | Free account |
| Global Quality Real Estate Index FundFlexShares | Passive | 7.15% | −1.3% | Pro | Pro | n/a | n/a | Free account |
| Global Real Estate ETFDimensional | Passive | 6.61% | n/a | Pro | Pro | n/a | n/a | Free account |
| abrdn Global REIT Tracker FundAberdeen Group plc | Passive | 6.60% | +5.0% | Pro | Pro | 0.08% | £664.8M | Free account |
| iShares Developed Real Estate Index FundBlackRock | Passive | 6.58% | +4.2% | Pro | Pro | 0.22% | £1.2B | Free account |
| HSBC FTSE EPRA NAREIT DEVELOPED UCITS ETFHSBC | Passive | 6.44% | −1.8% | Pro | Pro | 0.25% | £2.4B | Free account |
| NT Real Estate Climate Index FGR FundNorthern Trust | Passive | 6.12% | +5.0% | Pro | Pro | 0.18% | £2.0B | Free account |
| NT Real Estate Climate Index FundNorthern Trust | Passive | 6.12% | +5.0% | Pro | Pro | 0.12% | £1.4B | Free account |
| Principal Real Estate SecuritiesPrincipal | Not classified | 5.98% | n/a | Pro | Pro | n/a | £4.7B | Free account |
| OMIM USD Schroder ISF Global Cities Real EstateOMIM | Not classified | 5.28% | n/a | Pro | Pro | n/a | n/a | Free account |
| WisdomTree Global ex-U.S. Real Estate FundWisdomTree | Not classified | 5.14% | +11.0% | Pro | Pro | 0.58% | n/a | Free account |
| iShares Environment & Low Carbon Tilt Real Estate Index FundBlackRock | Passive | 5.00% | +3.6% | Pro | Pro | 0.18% | £6.5B | Free account |
| Resolution Capital Global Property Securities FundResolution Capital | Not classified | 3.94% | +14.9% | Pro | Pro | 0.80% | n/a | Free account |
| VanEck FTSE International Property (AUD Hedged) ETFVanEck | Passive | 3.57% | +13.1% | Pro | Pro | 0.20% | n/a | Free account |
| U.S. Strategic Dividend ETFFederated Hermes International | Passive | 3.00% | +18.8% | Pro | Pro | n/a | n/a | Free account |
Weight is the share of each fund in this company. Returns are GBP, to month end. FE quartile compares a fund with its FE sector over the same year. Fund size is in GBP. Source: FE fundinfo. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns.
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Source: FE fundinfo. Holdings are each fund’s ten largest positions as reported, so a fund can have more of this company than shown or none at all. Returns are GBP to month end unless stated. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns. Capital is at risk. Information only, not advice or a recommendation.
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