Gladstone Commercial Corporation Stock News

Gladstone Commercial is a REIT that primarily invests in industrial and office properties. FFO has remained flat for a long time, resulting in a 20% dividend cut to maintain capital. Despite the divid

Reflecting robust demand for its properties, Gladstone Commercial (GOOD) and Moss & Associates enter an 11-year, 1-month lease for the entire office building in Florida.

Triple net REITs are opportunistic on 2 fronts: Valuation is cheaper than normal. Forward growth is faster than normal.

Tightening financial conditions have led to a significant decrease in preferred stock and ETD offering activity, with only one new preferred stock offered in May. Allstate issued non-cumulative perpet

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Despite how cheap the common shares are, the level of risk is still high. Preferred shares have excellent FFO coverage and the risk of being suspended is low.

MCLEAN, VA / ACCESSWIRE / May 2, 2023 / Gladstone Commercial Corporation (Nasdaq:GOOD) announces the following event: What: Gladstone Commercial Corporation's First Quarter Ended March 31, 2023 Earnin

Agree Realty has the financial flexibility to continue expanding its portfolio and monthly dividend. Gladstone Commercial could be a nice fit for an income-focused portfolio.

Gladstone Commercial: A Fat 10% Yield Paid Monthly.

MCLEAN, VA / ACCESSWIRE / April 11, 2023 / Gladstone Commercial Corporation (NASDAQ:GOOD) (the "Company") announced today that its board of directors declared cash distributions for the months of Apri

Gladstone Commercial is a mixture of industrial properties and offices. The office sector has been facing material headwinds and is a key reason for the REIT cutting its dividend.

REIT dividend yields are high today. This suggests that their dividends may be at risk.

In January, Gladstone Commercial adjusted its monthly dividend pay-out to $0.10 per share. The trust's dividend coverage is therefore set to improve. The portfolio itself is well-performing.

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Net Lease REITs - historically one of the most "rate-sensitive" property sectors - have surprisingly been the best-performing major property sector since early 2021 despite the significant rise in int