Underlying Real Estate Performance: SKRE tracks global listed real estate companies. The performance of these underlying companies directly impacts SKRE's value.

Interest Rate Changes: Real estate is sensitive to interest rates. Rising rates can decrease property values and increase borrowing costs for real estate companies, lowering SKRE's price.

Economic Conditions: Overall economic health influences the demand for real estate. Strong economies boost demand, while recessions can weaken it, affecting SKRE.

Market Sentiment: Investor confidence in the real estate sector and broader market sentiment can influence buying and selling pressure, impacting SKRE's price.

Currency Fluctuations: As SKRE invests globally, currency exchange rates can affect returns when translating foreign investments back into USD.

Dividend Yields: SKRE's dividend yield impacts its attractiveness. Higher yields can attract investors, supporting the price.

Expense Ratio & Trading Volume: SKRE's expense ratio affects its long-term performance. Higher trading volume generally implies better liquidity, potentially leading to tighter spreads and efficient pricing.