Careful on some of those ETFs. Even the residential one is only 50% residential, (its nearly a third health care.) And the global one is 15% residential (its second biggest sector behind retail, and ahead of office, diversified, industrial, specialized, health care, hotel and resort.)
They are more diversified than their names may imply. You may end up with odd overlaps if you dont look at their underlying sector breakdowns.
They are more diversified than their names may imply. You may end up with odd overlaps if you dont look at their underlying sector breakdowns.