CI Canadian REIT ETF (RIT.TO) is an actively managed exchange-traded fund that seeks long-term total returns consisting of regular income and capital appreciation through a portfolio primarily comprised of securities of Canadian real estate investment trusts (REITs), real estate operating companies (REOCs), and entities involved in real estate-related services; up to 30% of its net asset value may be invested in non-Canadian equivalents. The fund, managed by CI Global Asset Management Inc. (formerly associated with First Asset), provides exposure to diversified Canadian real estate sectors including residential, retail, office, and industrial properties through top holdings such as Chartwell Retirement Residences, First Capital Real Estate Investment Trust, Killam Apartment REIT, and Canadian Apartment Properties REIT. It trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange, targets investors seeking sector-specific equity income with a management fee of 0.75% and a management expense ratio of approximately 0.87-1.24%, and maintains total net assets of around $439 million. Originally launched as a closed-end fund by First Asset on November 15, 2004, and converted to an ETF structure effective July 14, 2014 with a ticker change from RIT.UN to RIT, the fund is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, at 2 Queen Street East, Suite 1200, under CI Global Asset Management. In recent years, the fund has benefited from CI Global Asset Management's strategic expansions, including the completion of the Forge First Asset Management acquisition on December 1, 2025, which added alternative investment capabilities; ongoing monthly cash distributions, such as $0.0675 per unit in the latest reported period and an annual yield around 5.11%; and regular portfolio adjustments reflecting resilient performance in holdings like Tricon Residential amid its Blackstone acquisition. CI Global Asset Management continues to announce routine updates like risk rating reviews and estimated capital gains distributions for its ETF lineup, ensuring alignment with evolving market conditions in the Canadian real estate sector.