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VanEck Global Real Estate UCITS ETF

VanEck Global Real Estate ETF tracks the GPR Global 100 index of 100 leading real estate companies worldwide for diversified property exposure.

ISIN NL0009690239TER 0.25% TERInception 14 Apr 2011Policy DistributingProvider VanEck

See below how EuroFolio members build portfolios around TRET, and which ETFs they most commonly pair with it.

How EuroFolio members use TRET

TRET is consistently paired with broad market equity ETFs like VWRD, VWCE, and P500, which serve as the primary growth engines in these portfolios. Investors frequently supplement these core holdings with defensive assets such as short-term bonds or money market instruments like BOXX and T1EU, alongside precious metals like EWG2 or GLDM. These allocations typically range from 3 to 8 percent for TRET, suggesting it functions as a satellite position intended to provide non-correlated income or inflation hedging without dominating the overall risk profile of the strategy.

Community members generally use TRET as a tactical diversification tool rather than a core foundation. In high-performing portfolios like those from user-agm1os, TRET is part of a complex, multi-asset strategy where it sits alongside speculative assets like Bitcoin and niche sector equities to dampen volatility. Conversely, more conservative users like user-q69ktv and user-xwe79g utilize TRET as a small, steady component within a classic 80/20 or 65/20/15 equity-bond-alternative split. Across all top-rated portfolios, the consistent 5 percent average allocation indicates that investors view TRET as a reliable stabilizer that adds a layer of real asset exposure to otherwise equity-heavy portfolios.

AI analysis of below portfolio data from our community only · Not investment advice · Jul 2026

Fund Details
Available Exchanges
XETRA(EUR)LSE(USD)
Index TrackedGPR Global 100
ReplicationPhysical
StrategyLong-only
Currency RiskCurrency unhedged
Fund DomicileNetherlands
Fund CurrencyEUR