Physicians Realty Trust Stock News

Healthpeak Properties, Inc. is an S&P 500 REIT focused on outpatient medical office and life science lab properties. DOC stock is now trading near a 10 year and 52 week lows, with a 9.4 P/FFO. Healthpeak Properties has 7.0% current dividend yield, with a 66% payout ratio.

If you're like most people, you probably wish your paycheck was a bit bigger. That would give you more money to save for a rainy day, invest for retirement, or spend on things you want.

US equity REITs reported a marginal decline in the median growth rate of their same-store NOI in Q1 as the commercial real estate market continues to face macroeconomic challenges. Among all US equity REITs, the healthcare sector recorded the largest year-over-year gain in same-store NOI during the first quarter, with a median increase of 7.1%. During the first quarter, the office segment incur...

Fifteen years of investing and writing taught me that humility, perseverance, and financial literacy are essential for long-term success. Avoid market timing and emotional investing; focus on time in the market, sound fundamentals, and disciplined research-based decisions. Steer clear of high-yield, speculative REITs; prioritize blue-chip REITs with reliable income and growth prospects for weal...

Life science REITs face headwinds from high interest rates and VC slowdown, but innovation and AI adoption signal long-term sector strength. Alexandria Real Estate stands out with a wide moat, high-quality tenants, strong balance sheet, and potential for 35% annualized returns if rates fall. Healthpeak benefits from diversified healthcare assets, robust leasing, and a strong balance sheet, offe...

Buying dividend stocks can be a great way to produce some extra income to help cover your living expenses. However, some investors face a problem.

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) can be great dividend stocks. Many of these companies offer big-time dividend yields.

The 10-Year Treasury yield signals that the market does not expect a recession in the near term. Current yield levels suggest inflation expectations remain elevated compared to recent years. Investors should interpret the bond market as pricing in persistent inflation rather than imminent economic contraction.