Key Takeaways
- • ProFunds Short Real Estate Fund (SRPIX) seeks daily investment results, before fees and expenses, corresponding to the inverse (-1x) of the daily performance of the S&P Real Estate Select Sector Index.
- • The fund returned 3.15% over the past year, -5.14% over three years, 0.72% over five years, and -6.05% over ten years, per the fund profile updated 09/30/26.
- • The fund carries an expense ratio of 1.78%; the comparison to category averages is not available in the source data.
- • Risk metrics show a standard deviation of 16.397, a mean of -0.33, and a Sharpe Ratio of -0.517.
Summary
Performance data, updated through 09/30/26, shows the fund returned 3.15% over the trailing one-year period. Over longer horizons, the fund reported -5.14% over three years, 0.72% over five years, and -6.05% over ten years. The profile's trailing-return table lists a 1-month return of 7.33%, a 3-month return of 7.78%, and a 6-month return of -0.26%. Against the ICE BofA USD 3M Deposit Offered Rate Constant Maturity Total Return index, the fund's one-year excess return was -0.67%. Category rankings and category averages are not reported.
The fund's expense ratio is 1.78%. The profile does not provide a category comparison for fees or management costs. Risk statistics reported by the profile include a standard deviation of 16.397, a mean of -0.33, and a Sharpe Ratio of -0.517, indicating negative risk-adjusted returns over the measured period. Investors evaluating the fund should weigh its inverse exposure, elevated costs, and the volatility profile against their hedging objectives.
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