W. P. Carey Inc. Stock News

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I'm not getting any younger. These days, I'm thinking more and more about retiring and the stream of passive income that will allow me to thrive instead of merely surviving.

Dividend investors often focus first on dividend yield, which makes some logical sense. However there's a risk in over-focusing on yield.

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W.P. Carey's portfolio pivot to industrial and warehouse assets positions it to benefit from long-term eCommerce growth trends and rising demand for logistics space. The REIT's dividend is well-covered, stable in the mid-70% payout range, and poised for continued growth, offering a compelling 5.6%-6% yield for passive income seekers. Cash flow has stabilized and is growing again post-restructur...

W. P. Carey's sideways trading has been a boon for those looking at the dollar cost average, as observed in the richer forward dividend yields as the management also raises payouts. It is apparent that the NLOP spin-off has been top/bottom line accretive as well, given the expanded growth profile compared to historical trends. The management's competence has also been observed in the prudent ca...

The REIT market is often slow to react to big changes. This can result in great opportunities for active investors. I present two undervalued REITs that I am buying ahead of the crowd.

W. P. Carey has transformed its portfolio, now boasting high-quality industrial and warehouse assets with no office exposure, which the market underappreciates. The company's inflation-linked lease escalators and strong rent recapture rates position it for above-peer growth once capital recycling moderates. Despite recent underperformance and slow AFFO growth, the 5.7% dividend yield is attract...