Simon Property Group Stock News

OSAGE BEACH, Mo. , Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Sky Real Estate is excited to announce its acquisition of the Osage Beach Outlet Marketplace from a subsidiary of Simon Property Group, Inc (NYSE: SPG).

I'm puzzled/alarmed by the yield spread between AAA bonds and Treasury rates, currently near a record thin level in at least 10 years. In confusing times, I always go back to timeless principles. This article examines O and SPG following Benjamin Graham's principles for picking defensive stocks.

EPR Properties remains a buy due to its attractive valuation, solid fundamentals, and focus on experiential assets despite recent share price declines. EPR's strategic shift from theaters to experiential real estate, including hot springs and resorts, strengthens its portfolio amid market mispricing. Despite recent financial declines, EPR's strong balance sheet, conservative payout ratio, and d...

Key Points Yields have drifted higher since the Federal Reserve cut rates in September.

The Dividend Harvesting Portfolio rebounded strongly post-election, with profitability increasing by $688.50, resulting in a 27.13% return on invested capital. I added to positions in Realty Income, Starwood Property Trust, and FS KKR Capital Corp, focusing on their strong dividend yields and growth potential. The portfolio's diversification strategy mitigates risk and enhances income, with a g...

Simon Property Group is trading at a discount despite improved fundamentals, making it an attractive investment opportunity with strong earnings growth potential. Malls are regaining popularity, especially among Gen Z, leading to higher occupancy rates and increased lease rates for SPG. SPG's financials have fully rebounded post-COVID, with NOI, dividends, and earnings surpassing pre-pandemic l...

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Long-term bond yields continue to rise. But investors looking for income can still find plenty of attractive opportunities with dividend-paying stocks that have healthy yields. “23 stocks pay huge dividends. They should be a better bet than treasuries.” —Barron's Weekly. In an interview with Barron's, Steven Wieting, strategist at Citi Wealth, stated a growing dividend is a shareholder benefit ...