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Hoya Capital Hoya Capital Real Estate is an award-winning Registered Investment Advisor based in Connecticut. commercial and residential real estate ecosystem.

Hoya Capital Real Estate, LLC is a Connecticut Registered Investment Advisor. Hoya Capital Research & Index Innovations is an affiliated research and index provider. Hoya Capital Real Estate advises ETFs and individual accounts focused on investing in portfolios of publicly-traded commercial and residential real estate companies and exchange-traded funds. Hoya Capital Research is one of the most w

idely-followed voices in the real estate industry, providing market commentary and coverage across the U.S. ETF Express Award Methodology

Awards are based on a “peer review system” whereby ETF Express readers – including institutional and high net worth advisors, managers, and other industry professionals at fund administrators, prime brokers, custodians, and advisers – are invited to elect a “best in class” in a series of categories via an online survey. There were 1,202 votes cast in total. ETF Express worked with Algo-Chain to pre-select ETF Providers in each category based on investment performance during the twelve month period of May 2018-May 2019 leading up to the award selection. Subjective categories did not have pre-selected categories. In each category, the firms with the most votes at the end of the voting period are subject to a final review by ETF Express’s Senior Editorial team. Awarded on October 24, 2019. ETF.com Award Methodology

Winners are selected in a three-part process designed to leverage the insights and opinions of leaders throughout the ETF industry. Step 1: The awards process began with open nominations, which started Dec. 4, 2019, and closed Jan. 4, 2020. Self-nominations were accepted, and nominations were not limited to a maximum number of categories. Step 2: Following the open nominations process, the ETF.com Awards Nominating Committee—made up of ETF.com editorial staff—reviews nominations. Nominations are screened for eligibility (appropriate timing and category). If more than five unique entries are received in the nominations process, the members of the Nominating Committee force-ranked their top five, resulting in a final slate for each category. Votes were resolved on a majority basis, and ties broken where possible with head-to-head runoff votes. If ties could not be broken, more than five finalists were allowed. The Nomination Committee completed its work by Jan. 10, 2020. Shortly thereafter, the nominees were published on ETF.com. Step 3: Winners among these finalists were selected by a majority vote of the ETF.com Awards Selection Committee, a group of independent ETF experts from across the ETF community. Committee members recused themselves from voting in any category in which they or their firms appear as finalists. Ties were decided where possible with head-to-head runoff votes. Voting was completed by Jan. 31, 2019. Categories: ‘Best New US Equity ETF’ is awarded to an ETF Launched in 2019 that is judged by the ETF Awards Nominating Committee to be the best new ETF of the year in the equity category. ‘Most Innovative New ETF’ is awarded to an ETF Launched in 2019 that is judged by the ETF Awards Nominating Committee to be the most innovative new ETF of the year. ‘New ETF Issuer of the Year’ ETF’ is awarded to an ETF Issuer that launched their first fund in that year that is judged by the ETF Awards Nominating Committee to be the best new ETF issuer.

09/03/2026

Despite high interest rates, Real Estate Investment Trusts are showing impressive performance, keeping pace with and even exceeding major stock indices. Discover the fundamental strengths and unique demand drivers, from housing to data centers, that are fueling this sector's success.

09/02/2026

Discover how AI adoption might affect office buildings, using a Charlotte-based office as an example. The focus is on front-office roles versus back-office, and the potential implications for real estate portfolios according to Highwoods Properties (HIW).

09/02/2026

Highwoods Properties (HIW) is actively assessing new markets for investment opportunities. While they see plenty of potential within its current footprint, areas like Austin, Texas, align well with their investment framework. They have also previously considered markets such as Denver and Phoenix, and South Florida remains an area of interest.

09/01/2026

Managing commitments as an office REIT means not relying on equity markets. Highwoods Properties (HIW) focuses on asset sales and strategic capital raising, assuming equity won't always be available. This approach guides its investment decisions and is a key focus for them.

08/31/2026

Office spaces are changing according to Highwoods Properties (HIW). While the physical footprint per user might be stabilizing after a period of intense 'skinny jeans' fitting, the real evolution is in shared amenities. Fitness centers, conference rooms, and diverse food options are becoming key draws.

08/31/2026

Highwoods Properties (HIW) largest market is Raleigh, contributing 22-23% of NOI. Nashville, Charlotte, Atlanta, Tampa, Dallas, and Orlando are other key markets across the Sunbelt. They maintain a consistent track record of financial performance and long-term returns. While current earnings are at relatively trough levels compared to the past 15 years, its FFO has shown a 2.5% compound annual growth rate, indicating potential for improvement.

08/30/2026

While AI companies are leasing space, their direct impact on Highwoods Properties (HIW) real estate portfolio is relatively modest compared to coastal markets. Its tenant base is primarily financial services, professional services, and general corporates, with tech (including advertising, media) making up only about 7%.

08/29/2026

Are AI advancements a major threat to office jobs? Highwoods Properties (HIW) examined markets to see how AI might impact job displacement. While some areas have more back-office functions, its focus remains on sub-markets less exposed to significant risks.

08/29/2026

Discover how modern office buildings are transforming with spa-like fitness centers and comfortable customer lounges. Learn about the capital investment strategies for keeping these spaces competitive year after year, with an average annual reinvestment of $60-80 million according to Highwoods Properties (HIW).

🏥 Community Healthcare Trust (CHCT) |  Hoya HotseatCommunity Healthcare Trust (CHCT) is a small-cap healthcare REIT with...
08/28/2026

🏥 Community Healthcare Trust (CHCT) | Hoya Hotseat

Community Healthcare Trust (CHCT) is a small-cap healthcare REIT with a $1.25 billion portfolio spanning 4.5M square feet across 36 states, focused on medical office buildings and specialized hospital facilities.

CHCT was founded in 2014 and went public in 2015 to capitalize on an underserved segment of healthcare real estate where institutional competition remains relatively limited.

CEO David Dupuy joins the Hoya Hotseat to discuss CHCT’s strategy of targeting smaller $5–30 million acquisitions, often sourced off-market or through longstanding healthcare operator relationships at high-single-digit cap rates.

Dupuy highlights long-term healthcare tailwinds including rapid growth in the 65+ population, the continued shift from acute-care hospitals toward lower-cost outpatient settings, and limited new medical office construction.

Dupuy also addresses the key risks facing CHCT, particularly elevated interest rates, while emphasizing the company’s fixed-rate debt, and ability to generate growth without relying on large transactions.

Full Video + Transcript on iREIT+Hoya: https://seekingalpha.com/mp/1026-ireit-hoya-capital/articles/6333354-community-healthcare-trust-chct-hoya-hotseat

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