Agree Realty Corporation Stock News

This month's Mailbox Money report highlights five top monthly paying REITs, including new addition Healthpeak, with an average yield of 5.3% and an 18% annualized return forecast. Realty Income, STAG Industrial, Apple Hospitality, Agree Realty, and Healthpeak Properties are featured for their strong fundamentals, diversified portfolios, and attractive dividend yields ranging from 4.2% to 6.3%. ...

Net lease REITs like ADC and SILA offer defensive and offensive investment potential through resilient assets, long-term leases, and strong balance sheets. ADC excels with a BBB+ credit rating, low leverage, and $1.2 billion in investable liquidity, positioning it for meaningful growth in 2025. SILA focuses on single-tenant healthcare properties with high rent coverage while enjoying low levera...

Many REITs are historically cheap today. Some are cheap for a good reason. Others are just undervalued. I present a good example of that.

There are numerous high-quality, high-yielding stocks that trade at compelling bargains. I share three that have been lagging the S&P 500 so far this year that I think could turn it around and end up crushing the market this year. I detail why I think this will happen.

What I Wish I Knew Before Investing In Dividend Stocks

The ultimate dividend stock should offer a high yield first and foremost, plus growth and a stable business. It should be a stock that you can count on through thick and thin, and that can rise to support the dividend.

The net lease sector, with a market cap of ~$100B, has significant growth potential in diverse sub-categories like health & fitness, casinos, and data centers. Essential Properties and Agree Realty show attractive investment spreads and growth potential, but Realty Income offers the best valuation and defensive business model. Realty Income's shares are trading at 13.0x P/AFFO with a 5.8% divid...

There is an often overlooked difference between income investing and dividend growth investing. The two are not the same. Timely charts showing that inflation is even more subdued than the official CPI metrics show, but also what threatens to disrupt the disinflationary trend. A discussion of three books dividend growth investors would benefit from reading. Only one is specifically about divide...