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The Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index is a real estate index representing the Americas region. Companies included in the Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index must be involved in real estate investment services. In particular, Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index companies must all be classified under Subsector 8600 of the Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB). The Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index is a free-float market capitalization-weighted index. The weight associated with Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index companies are reviewed quarterly. The Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index’s weights are capped at 20%. The quarterly reconstitution of the Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index occurs in March, June, September, and December. The Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index is computed and published in real-time in both euros and US dollars. At the end of trading, the total return of the Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index is also provided. STOXX Ltd. designed and maintains the Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index. The base value of the Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index is 100, set as of December 31, 2000. Historical data for the Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index is available retroactive to March 20, 2006. The Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index is licensed for ETFs under ISIN code DE000A0H0769. The Dow Jones STOXX Americas 600 Real Estate Cap Index is a subset of the Dow Jones STOXX Global 1800 Index.
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