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Bill Hughes, a managing director at Colony Capital, discusses real estate investment trusts (REITs) as a source of attractive returns and diversification in the latest edition of The Sherman Show™ podcast hosted by Jeffrey Sherman and Samuel Lau. However, the quest for higher-yielding investments and the misapplication of traditional stock metrics mislead many investors into riskier, lower-quality investments in the REIT sector. Mr. Hughes explains how Colony Capital’s different approach to investing in REITs seeks to exploit these inefficiencies.
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