In 2022, in the case of increased market uncertainty, real estate stocks may become the first choice. They tend to offer higher dividend yields, better value, strong growth rates and robust profitability.As the investment target of real estate derivatives, REITs (real estate investment trust) can also be used as a hedge against inflation and helps to reduce the inherent portfolio risk of real estate or real estate stocks.

When interest rates rise, especially in the current environment, REITs can provide long-term and stable returns.Many REITs have been shown to be resilient, hedging against inflation and generating income as property-related prices rise.

In addition to the asset-heavy and relatively robust of their own industries, these REITs also offer higher dividend yields in the face of market volatility, with annualized dividend yields of between 2 and 8 per cent for the following six REITs:

$Alexander's Inc (ALX.US)$The annualized dividend yield is 7.7%

Alexander's Inc. Is a retail real estate investment trust headquartered in New Jersey, USA, leasing, managing and developing commercial real estate in the New York City metropolitan area.

Alexander's 's dividend payout ratio is 79 per cent. Since 2018, the company's dividend has remained at $4.50 per share per quarter, but the five-year average return is just 5.92%.

$City Office REIT (CIO.US)$The annualized dividend yield is 7%

City Office REIT Inc. Is an office real estate investment trust located in Dallas, USA. At present, the company's annualized dividend yield is 7%, but the dividend payout rate is only 50%.

$Armada Hoffler Properties Inc (AHH.US)$The annualized dividend yield is 6%

Armada Hoffler Properties Inc. Is a vertically integrated diversified homeowner and manager that operates office, retail and multi-family properties throughout the mid-Atlantic and southeastern United States and was founded in 1979.

$Realty Income (O.US)$The annualized dividend yield is 4.45%

Realty Income, which has a history of 53 years, has signed long-term lease agreements with customers and currently owns 11400 properties. Realty Income calls itself a "monthly dividend company" and currently enjoys a dividend yield of 4.45 per cent.

Realty Income is also a component of the S & P 500 and part of the dividend aristocracy list.

The "dividend aristocracy" refers to the 64 companies in the S & P 500 that have raised dividends every year for at least 25 years in a row, and they are also components of the S & P 500 dividend aristocracy index.

$Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc (ARE.US)$The annualized dividend yield is 3.07%

Alexandria is headquartered in California, USA. Since 1994, the REIT has formed a huge market share in Boston, San Francisco, New York City, San Diego, Seattle and other places. It is the oldest owner of office buildings in the life sciences, technology and agro-technology industries.

$Camden Property Trust (CPT.US)$The annualized dividend yield is 2.74%

Camden is a Houston-based company and a member of the S & P 500 index. The company specializes in multi-family housing and currently has 171properties and 58425 units. The company, which employs 1600 people, has been listed by Fortune magazine as the top 100 companies in the United States for the 13th year in a row.

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