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How to buy public offering REITs?
Real estate investment trust funds are funds that invest in real estate. Compared with equity funds, the risk is slightly smaller and the security is better. Moreover, the public offering of REITs in China fund market is still a new fund variety, which has attracted everyone's attention. Most people want to invest in REITs, so how to buy public REITs? How do ordinary people buy publicly offered REITs? Let's take a look at the purchase channels of public offering REITs funds!

Public offering of REITs funds can be divided into online sale and offline sale. The requirement of offline distribution is professional institutional investors, which is actually similar to offline innovation, and this part is participated by professional institutional investors.

Then ordinary people can purchase publicly offered REITs through the channels of on-site subscription by securities firms or through off-site direct sales and agency subscription.

Those who participate in the on-site subscription of infrastructure funds need to hold on-site securities accounts.

If you participate in the OTC subscription of infrastructure funds, you need to hold an OTC fund account.

If you don't have an account, but want to buy public REITs, you need to open an account with a brokerage firm and make the purchase through a securities account that trades stocks. Since publicly offered REITs are listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange respectively, you need to have two exchange accounts. Generally speaking, they will be opened at the same time as brokers open accounts.

It is worth noting that the minimum off-exchange subscription threshold of public offering REITs is not the same, ranging from the lowest 100 yuan to the lowest 1000 yuan. The subscription rate of public offering REITs is not high, and the subscription rate below 654.38+00,000 (or 654.38+00,000) is 0.5%-0.6%, which is significantly lower than that of equity funds and similar to that of bond funds.