Realty Income dividend gets another bump as the REIT keeps its monthly streak alive
Realty Income hiked its monthly dividend again. Here’s what the raise means for income investors and whether the payout remains sustainable.
REITs
Real estate investment trusts for income investors: yields, safety, and analysis.
Monthly dividend REITs vs BDCs vs CEFs: which structure pays the most reliable income
Compare monthly dividend REITs, BDCs and CEFs on yield, dividend safety and payout reliability. Free guide with data for income investors in 2026.
REIT sell-off puts Realty Income and Agree Realty yields in the spotlight
The REIT sell-off driven by rising yields has pushed Realty Income and Agree Realty to attractive prices. Here is what dividend investors should know.
3 real estate stocks yielding big dividends just earned analyst backing: here’s what stands out
Wall Street’s most accurate analysts weigh in on 3 high-dividend real estate stocks. See which REITs earned bullish ratings and what income investors should k
3 popular REITs lose up to 37% of their dividends to taxes without this one account type
REIT dividends are taxed as ordinary income, not qualified dividends. Learn which REITs benefit most from Roth IRA placement and how to keep more yield.
This REIT offers a 7.2% dividend yield at a 39% discount, and income investors are taking notice
A REIT with a 7.2% dividend yield trades at a 39% discount to NAV. Here is what income and dividend investors need to know about the opportunity and risks.
REIT taxes explained: why your dividends are taxed differently and how to keep more
REIT taxes explained: why REIT dividends are ordinary income, how the 20% QBI deduction works, why FFO matters more than EPS, and IRA vs taxable placement.
Beyond Realty Income: 4 REITs that deserve a spot on dividend investors’ radar
Looking beyond Realty Income (O) for REIT dividends? Four alternative REITs offer compelling yields and payout records for income-focused portfolios.
REITs Explained: High Yields, Real Risks
REITs offer some of the market’s highest yields because they must pay out most of their income, but that structure carries specific risks.