Yesterday, the S&P 500’s Real Estate sector was the only sector to close in the red, down 0.79%, as the broad index rallied close to half a percent. On only six trading days this year has a single sector been the lone decliner, and yesterday marked the first such occurrence for Real Estate since 5/6/24. Over the last five years, Real Estate has been the only negative sector just four times, including yesterday.
Real Estate has been on a six-day skid, although it looks poised to break that dry spell today. It’s the sector’s longest losing streak since an eight-day run ended on 12/19/24 and just the 29th streak of six or more days since the data begins in 2001. The longest losing streaks were nine days in 2013 and 2017.
After six straight declines, Real Estate has fallen into extreme oversold territory for the first time since 10/29/25. It passed Utilities yesterday to become the second-most oversold sector, trailing only Industrials.
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