W. P. Carey Inc. Stock News

Includes New Investment Volume Totaling $250.8 Million Since Announcing Second Quarter Results Year-to-Date Gross Disposition Proceeds Totaling $875.0 Million Includes $310.0 Million of New Dispositions Since Announcing Second Quarter Results NEW YORK , Sept. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- W.

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Net-lease REITs remain resilient amid economic uncertainty, with stable interest rates supporting increased investment activity and positive guidance across the sector. Monetary policy (interest rates), not fiscal policy (tariffs), is the key driver for net-lease REIT performance, supporting a bullish outlook for the sector. Investment spread and total return analysis highlight VICI, First Indu...

WPC has delivered outsized performance metrics in H1'25, thanks to the excellent spreads from the higher investment returns/ rental hikes and the low cost of capital. With a H1'25 AFFO per share execution at $2.45 (+6% YoY), we believe that a further beat/ raise performance is likely in the upcoming FQ3'25 earnings call. These reasons may also be why WPC's technical indicators remain promising,...

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W. P. Carey's late 2023 dividend cut was misunderstood and does not reflect the permanent weakness of the business. Dividend growth has already resumed. The company has transformed, exiting most office assets and focusing on industrial and retail properties, enhancing portfolio quality and global diversification. Occupancy remains robust at 98.2%, with long-term rent escalations and a diversifi...