W. P. Carey Inc. Stock News

Medical Properties Trust is finally healthy again. Mid-America Apartment Communities expects its earnings growth rate to start accelerating next year.

W.P. Carey delivered solid Q3 results, beating estimates and showing year-over-year growth in AFFO and revenue despite temporary occupancy declines. WPC's well-covered 5%+ dividend yield, below-peer valuation, and strong liquidity position make it attractive for long-term income-focused investors. Risks remain from tenant concentration and macroeconomic uncertainty, but WPC's capital recycling ...

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Medical Properties Trust is healthy again. Mid-America Apartment Communities expects rent growth to reaccelerate now that its supply headwinds have faded.

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W. P. Carey delivered strong Q3 2025 results, maintaining high occupancy and raising full-year AFFO and investment volume guidance. WPC benefits from geographic and tenant diversification, with 34% of ABR from Europe and a well-mitigated tenant risk profile. Despite outperforming the struggling industrial real estate market, WPC faces headwinds from industry oversupply and slowing rent growth.