3 high-quality REIT shares with a good opportunity to buy after "clearance"

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have malls and shopping centers that are homes for struggling retailers such as Macy's (M) and Sears (SHLD). According to the Journal, the sellers were active in the area of shopping malls, emphasizing that landlords would face higher costs to strengthen their commercial centers and will struggle to replace stores that close, especially in the weaker areas. But high quality, well located and compelling physical environments will still be successful even when online shopping continues to grow.

A wave of negative press for the closure of shops and bankruptcies at retailers, in addition to the existing uncertainty about the policies of the new administration, and the interest rates environment, there was an enormous pressure on REIT retailers.

REIT retail, including that of shopping centers and malls, maintain stable performance despite the industrial turbulence and perhaps now is the time for investors to buy shares on "clearance."

Here are three shares that are undervalued and have advantages that will fend off competitors for at least 10 years.

Simon Property Group (SPG)

The largest mall REIT with the largest market capitalization well positioned to deliver long-term value for its shareholders. Gained a fine portfolio of high quality, geographically diversified and productive regional malls, which are an important part of the ever-growing multi-channel strategies for retail. For the moment, employment costs of tenants, Simon averaged about 13%, which is lower than average.

GGP (GGP)

The company has a network of advantages, such as its high quality and productive qualities of retailers attract both tenants and consumer demand. In 2010 it restructured and has made significant steps to regain investor confidence.

Ever-growing e-commerce will continue to pressure landlords, but GGP constantly reinvest their funds and provide compelling environments for retailers and consumers.

Macerich (MAC)

Like GPP, Macerich has benefited from restructuring as reinvested large inflows in fixed assets. Eventually, it has built a strong portfolio of major "class A" including regional malls and commercial properties that provide higher levels of sales of tenants and good occupancy rates and rents. Macerich is expected to continue to improve its portfolio through redevelopment, opportunistic acquisitions and asset sales, pushing its way forward.

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