One Liberty Properties Inc Stock News

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released a hotter-than-expected CPI report, causing a market sell-off and putting significant pressure on REIT stocks. Investing in select REITs, like One Liberty

There are 19 equity REITs with yields greater than 9%, ranging up to 19%. High dividend yields in REITs are partly due to cheap valuations relative to the broader market. This article will discuss how

One Liberty Properties expects increased demand for its industrial spaces due to the growth of the e-commerce industry. The sale of a multi-tenant shopping center is expected to lower the company's to

One Liberty Properties has kept its quarterly distributions stable and currently yields 9.2%. The REIT is going heavy on new industrial properties as it disposes its retail properties to become a more

One Liberty Properties has fallen in price, making it the cheapest triple net REIT on AFFO multiple with a dividend yield of over 9%. The triple net REIT sector has been undervalued due to a flow of f

REITs trade more like bonds than stocks, so they tend to hold up well in recessions. Their dividends come back in vogue as easy money dries up.

U.S. markets have been down recently, creating opportunities to buy quality stocks at lower prices. Real estate investment trusts have been trading low compared to the larger market, presenting underv

One Liberty Properties (OLP) came out with quarterly funds from operations (FFO) of $0.50 per share, missing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.52 per share. This compares to FFO of $0.49 per share a

One Liberty (OLP) solidifies its foothold in the industrial segment with a $13.4 million acquisition.

One Liberty Properties is now trading at COVID levels again, and I think that's an opportunity. The generous 8.65% dividend remains fully covered. The average cost of debt will slowly increase as half

One Liberty Can Maintain 8.05% Dividend Yield With Rising Demand

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

Quite a few REITs are struggling. Interest rates are way up and debt maturities are approaching.

There are some excellent opportunities in the real estate sector, and here are two in particular that look attractive.

Triple net REITs are perennial outperformers with reliable cashflows. I want significant exposure to the sector, but it is also an area in which valuation really matters.