Camden Property Trust Stock News

All these stocks have at least five fiscal years of dividend growth history and come from the U.S. Dividend Champions List. They have an average increase of 11.0% and a median increase of 8.4%.

Tired of hearing "rates up, REITs down?" Same here. There are more factors to consider. Treasury yields are falling as more investors recognize the death of inflation and call for rates to be cut by t

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

We find most opportunities in the small-cap segment of the REIT market. They often trade at large discounts to their larger peers.

The following slide deck was published by Camden Property Trust in conjunction with this event.

Multifamily REITs are rightly understood to provide excellent protection from inflation and are often priced quite high compared to REITs from other sectors, such as net lease REITs. They are not pric

Apartment REITs were the second-worst-performing property sector in 2022 - barely outperforming the troubled office sector - despite delivering a record year of operating performance highlighted by 20

Quite a few REITs are expected to cut their dividend in 2023. Rising interest rates and deteriorating economic conditions are putting pressure on some REITs.

The REIT is still performing incredibly well, which makes its beaten-down share price all the more appealing.

High supply has investors worried about the performance of the Sunbelt markets going forward. I think the expected job and population growth will likely offset the increased supply, creating a balance

Most REITs are down heavily, but not all of them should be. Blue-chip apartment REITs offer particularly good risk-to-reward.

We buy mainly dividend growth REITs. We do so because they tend to outperform other REITs.

We're approaching the halfway point of another consequential real estate earnings season with roughly 40 equity REITs and 15 mortgage REITs representing 50% of the total market capitalization reportin

Economic storm clouds are gathering. Three reliable indicators are pointing to a coming recession this year.

Sunbelt apartment companies Mid-America (MAA) and Camden Property Trust (CPT) each reported fourth quarter 2022 earnings late last week. MAA reported a modest “beat” to 4Q earnings and initiated F