The S&P 500 is near all-time highs, and its yield is a paltry 1.3% or so. Agree Realty's dividend has increased at an attractive 6% clip during the past decade and is yielding 4.6%.
Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs, are an asset class allowing investors to gain real estate exposure without buying properties. Investors could be interested in REITs for many reasons, but the most likely one is elevated dividend yields.
The stock market was enthusiastic about potential rate cuts after the latest CPI report showed inflation cooling. REITs are likely poised for further upside post rate cuts. I share two REIT picks with double-digit upside by the end of 2024.
Medtronic is a giant medical technology company that has raised its dividend payout for 47 years consecutive years. As a successful net lease REIT, Agree Realty has raised its dividend payout by 34% over the past five years.
Agree Realty is a fast-growing net lease REIT. Its yield is 4.7%, well above the market and higher than the average REIT.
I have made a lot of money investing in REITs. But I have also had to learn some lessons the hard way. Here are 5 things that I wish I knew before investing in REITs.
Agree Realty has gradually increased its monthly distributions. Furthermore, Agree Realty derives steady income from well-established renters.
Many REITs talk about Weighted Average Cost of Capital, or WACC. We look at three of them, from the Net Lease sector. While WACC is of some use empirically, it is Return On Equity that matters more.
Betting on high-yield REIT investments can prove remarkably lucrative over time. These businesses stand out in the investment world because they are obligated to return 90% of their taxable income to shareholders in the form of dividends.
Agree Realty is the landlord to some of America's most famous retailers. Realty Income offers a safe, growing monthly dividend.
Commercial real estate crash predictions have not materialized. REITs are undervalued despite strong operational performance. I present two of my favorite REITs to buy today.
Some investors prefer monthly dividends, while others are indifferent. Quality of dividends is more important than frequency, as seen with companies like Global Net Lease and Gladstone Commercial.