Vici Properties Inc Stock News

Ares Capital has paid a stable or growing dividend over the last 16 years. Energy Transfer plans to increase its distribution by 3% to 5% annually.

VICI Properties offers a 6.5% yield with a strong, consistent dividend growth history and robust coverage ratios. VICI's intrinsic value is calculated at $31.66, above its current price, suggesting both yield and capital appreciation potential. Dividend growth assumptions are conservative, with management maintaining a prudent payout ratio and ongoing expansion plans.

VICI Properties trades at a multi-decade low valuation, offering a 6.5% yield and strong AFFO growth prospects. Current market concerns—Las Vegas tourism declines and Caesars regional softness—are overstated due to VICI's resilient triple-net lease structure. VICI's forward AFFO payout ratio of 74.4% and CPI-linked rent escalations support sustainable and growing dividends.

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Las Vegas remains resilient, but its growth trajectory is decelerating from the double-digit rates seen at VICI Properties' market debut. VICI faces a transition from rapid expansion to a more moderate, sustainable pace of growth. Investors should recalibrate expectations as VICI's future returns may align more closely with sector averages.

REITs remain attractively valued, with many trading at near 10-year high dividend yields. AFFO yield plus AFFO growth is utilized as a scoring system in this article. ARE leads in value but faces risks from declining occupancy and potential AFFO contraction. Others in the top 5 include VICI, IRM, EQIX and PSA.

VICI Properties and Gaming and Leisure Properties offer yields above 6% and 7%, respectively, underpinned by strong cash flows and fundamentals. VICI trades at an attractive 11.8x P/AFFO, below sector median, with robust liquidity, 8th consecutive dividend increase, and a well-covered 75% AFFO payout ratio. GLPI boasts a lower 10.78x P/AFFO, solid 4.4x leverage, no debt maturities until 2027, a...