Global Medical REIT Inc Stock News

REITs finished the first quarter of 2025 in the red (-3.36%) with a brutal -4.92% average total return in March. Large cap (-2.04%) and mid cap REITs (-2.63%) saw modest losses, but small caps (-4.16%) and micro caps (-16.19%) had a particularly bad month. Only 29.49% of REIT securities had a positive total return in March.

Global Medical REIT offers a high 11.4% dividend yield, supported by a diversified portfolio of mission-critical medical properties with strong tenant rent coverage. GMRE's portfolio includes 92% triple or absolute-net leases, ensuring recovery of property maintenance, tax, and insurance costs, and consistent rent escalators. Despite near-term risks like a high payout ratio, short debt maturiti...

Global Medical REIT is a triple-net healthcare REIT focused on medical office buildings and inpatient rehabilitation facilities. The REIT's preferred shares have recently dipped below par value, allowing investors to lock in an attractive dividend yield just as the Fed is about to renew its policy normalization. Preferred dividends remain well covered in terms of AFFO. Preferred equity likewise...

BETHESDA, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Global Medical REIT Inc. (NYSE: GMRE) (the “Company” or “GMRE”), a net-lease medical real estate investment trust (REIT) that acquires healthcare facilities and leases those facilities to physician groups and regional and national healthcare systems, announced today that it intends to release its first quarter 2025 financial results after the market closes on Wed...

REITs have underperformed the market both before and after the tariffs. The valuations are low in this space, and for some players, the entry points have become extremely compelling. I discuss two 9%+ dividend REITs, which even before the uncertainty level surged higher, were bargains, and now simply have become an even more enticing picks.

Many REITs are offering dividend yields in excess of 10%. But some of them are in very bad shape. I highlight three high yielding REITs to sell asap.

The recent sell-off has increased the temptation to reach for some of the many high-yield REITs, but beware of "mousetrap" REITs with unsustainable dividends. Dividend safety is crucial; a cut can lead to plummeting share prices and reduced income, leaving investors with significant losses. Seeking Alpha Premium's Dividend Safety score helps identify risky REITs; grades range from A+ (safe) to ...

The current market environment suggests a potential recession, leading investors to favor durable and income-producing assets. BDCs and REITs are likely to be among the key beneficiaries here. However, with REITs and especially BDCs investors have to be careful in order to avoid falling in a value trap.