CBL & Associates Properties Inc Stock News

All investors, including even Warren Buffett, have suffered big losses. We take risks to earn returns and sometimes, risk factors play out. At other times, we also made mistakes in our analysis.

What I Wish I Knew Before Buying REITs

CBL Properties NOI declined 1.5% in 2023, with a further 0.3% drop expected for 2024. AFFO was down 15.5% in 2023, with a 3.8% decrease to about $6.41/share projected in 2024. CBL's debt-heavy capital

I have made many mistakes over the years. Some of them cost me a lot of money. Learn from my mistakes so you don't need to learn the hard way.

The REIT sector averaged a +9.50% total return in November, but remains in negative territory year to date (-2.27%). Large cap REITs (+11.54%) outperformed again in November. Micro caps (+3.30%) final

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger emphasize the importance of staying within one's circle of competence in investing. The concept is likened to a baseball analogy, where waiting for the right pitch in

REITs can be very rewarding investments. But they can also lead to large losses if you pick the wrong ones. I highlight 5 mistakes to avoid at all costs.

REITs are now very opportunistic. But not all REITs are worth buying. I give tips that you should help you avoid painful losses.

The REIT sector declined for the 4th consecutive month with a -2.50% total return in May. Small cap REITs (-1.02%) outperformed in May by averaging the most modest negative total returns. Large caps (

With recent distress across office markets seizing the headlines, Mall REITs are no longer the "Problem Child" of the REIT sector, particularly after weaker players and lower-tier malls closed shop. F

REITs can be very rewarding. But they can also be very punishing if you pick the wrong ones.

My REIT portfolio has materially outperformed over time. But I have at times also lost my money. My biggest loser cost me over 90% of invested capital.

U.S. equity markets were mixed on a choppy week as investors readjusted expectations for inflation and interest rates following data indicating an uptick in economic activity and persisting price pres

The "new" CBL & Associates has been out of bankruptcy for over a year now and healthy enough to start a regular dividend once again. CBL's plans for redevelopment include expanding beyond its historic

Some real estate investment trusts recently cut their dividend. I think there will be a few more REIT dividend cuts in the coming year.