Prologis Stock News

The S&P 500 index (^GSPC 0.30%) average yield is just 1.2% today. You can do much better than that without too much effort.

Not all REITs are created equal. Some are growing far faster than others. We highlight 3 REITs with rapid growth prospects in 2025.

AT&T, Altria Group, and Energy Transfer are top buys with dividends from $1K invested exceeding single share prices, meeting the dogcatcher ideal. Analysts forecast 15.47% to 28.33% net gains by November 2025 for top-ten F500IL dogs, with Energy Transfer as the standout “safer” choice. Eight F500IL stocks show negative free cash flow margins, making them unsafe buys; price drops or dividend inc...

Bill Ackman predicts a significant economic boom driven by improved regulatory efficiency, particularly benefiting the REIT sector and infrastructure development. Realty Income, a top "wide moat" REIT, boasts stable earnings, high occupancy, and a strong balance sheet, trading at a bargain valuation. Prologis, another leading REIT, excels in logistics with a robust balance sheet and growth pote...

Prologis offers a compelling investment opportunity with a 3.4% dividend yield, strong balance sheet, and discounted valuation relative to its historical P/FFO. PLD's high-quality industrial properties in prime locations provide strong barriers to entry and align with e-commerce growth trends. It demonstrates robust growth metrics, including high occupancy, strong rent spreads, and a strategic ...

REITs have strongly outperformed the S&P 500 in the recent past. I expect this strong outperformance to continue. There are two reasons for this.

One of the main drawbacks of high durable income investing is the opportunity cost that comes from reduced income growth potential. However, as I have shown in this article, by being very selective, it is possible to achieve ~ 7% portfolio yield with also ~ 7% income growth rate going forward. Granted, the growth is not in double digit territory as for SCHD and it might not come true, but that ...

It's been an acceptable third-quarter earnings season for most S&P 500 stocks. But results have been outstanding for some.