Millrose Properties has delivered strong, predictable results post-spin, with recurring option fee income and faster-than-expected third-party deal growth. The company offers a nearly 10% dividend yield, paying out all net earnings, making it attractive for income-focused investors but limiting capital appreciation. Shares trade at 0.8x book value, which I view as fair given housing risks and limited ROE upside; my $28 price target remains unchanged.
For the first time in its (admittedly short) history as a publicly traded real estate investment trust (REIT), Millrose Properties (MRP -0.36%) has declared a dividend, and investors were quite happy about the news.