CBRE Group Inc Class A

Despite the WeWork debacle, flex space gives office real estate a new lease on life.

We still think JLL is undervalued, however.

These wide- and narrow-moat stocks shifted into 4-star territory this week.

The Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index made room for some undervalued consumer defensive stocks in March.

We take a numerical look through this week's Morningstar research. Plus, our most popular articles and videos for the week ended June 23.

The Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index scoops up some asset managers and jettisons some real estate stocks.

Real-estate service firms CBRE Group and Jones Lang LaSalle have wide moats, good growth prospects, and are trading at about a 30% discount to our fair value estimate.

We've added to the roster of attractively priced, competitively advantaged companies.

Attractive investment opportunities still exist but are much harder to come by, as wary investors flock to 'safer' REIT names.

These four firms have wide moats, strong profitability, and reasonable valuations today.

Despite recent increases in economic uncertainty, there are still attractive opportunities within the real estate sector.

Take a look at the buys and sells of some top funds across the Morningstar Style Box.

After the recent market sell-off, the real estate sector looks more reasonably valued.

These Morningstar Medalists are among our favorites.

Jones Lang LaSalle should be able to weather upcoming merger of smaller peers.

These large real estate firms aren't trading at discounts, but their favorable growth dynamics and strong competitive positions make them ideal for investors' watchlists.

Ariel's John Rogers discusses recent opportunity in Madison Square Garden and International Speedway, as well as the firm's analytical adjustments in the wake of the financial crisis.

Ariel's John Rogers explains why he is bullish on U.S. equities and why media stocks remain his top pick.

Plus, Columbia shuffles tech managers, Templeton manager exits, and more.