Prior to May 31, 2024, my Readers mentioned 37 equities in their comments on my articles. Some bad-news investments (Rogues) mixed with (mostly) Favorites. Thus, readers commented about the ReFa/Ro. Ten analyst-target-estimated top net gain ReFa/Ro: T, VZ, PFE, BEN, EPR, CVX, FBY, TTE, ORC, and RC averaged 23.58% net gains from reader data collected 6/14/24. Ten analyst-target-augured May top price upside reader faves & rogues (ReFa/Ro) were: O, ORI, EPR, T, VZ, PFE, BEN, RC, CVX & TTE, boasting a 16.05% average target price upside estimate.
EPR Properties is a specialized REIT focused on experiential properties. Management intends to shift focus away from the education segment to the experiential economy. Despite recent underperformance, the stock offers appealing valuation and moderate risks.
EPR Properties showed steady performance in Q1-2024 and guided for a 3.6% increase in funds from operations. Despite concerns about the theater sector, EPR's rent coverage is improving and dispositions are focused on improving portfolio quality. We tell you how we played it.
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EPR Properties (NYSE:EPR ) Nareit REIT Week: 2024 Investor Conference Call June 5, 2024 3:30 PM ET Company Participants Greg Silvers - Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer Greg Zimmerman - Chief Investment Officer Mark Peterson - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Rob Stevenson - Janney Montgomery Scott Rob Stevenson Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Rob Stevenson.
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EPR Properties is a high-quality REIT that pays monthly dividends, making it attractive to income-focused investors. The company's share price has shown slower movement compared to other monthly-paying REITs due to its association with movie theaters, but it is expected to benefit from a pick-up in box-office numbers. EPR Properties reported a decline in FFO, AFFO, and revenue in its latest earnings, but reiterated its full-year AFFO guidance and continues to reposition its portfolio for long-term growth.