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American Focus > Blog > Economy > “I Can See It Becoming A $100 Billion REIT” – What Will It Take For This High-Yield Company To Hit New Heights?
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“I Can See It Becoming A $100 Billion REIT” – What Will It Take For This High-Yield Company To Hit New Heights?

Last updated: October 1, 2024 6:13 am
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Real estate investment trusts (REITs) are a popular choice for investors seeking steady income with limited risk. One of the most well-known REITs is Realty Income (NYSE: O), often referred to as the monthly income dividend company. With a current yield of 5.06% and an annual payout of $3.16, Realty Income has a track record of consistency. The company has declared 651 consecutive monthly dividends, making it a Dividend King and a member of the S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats® index. Realty Income has also increased its dividend for 30 years in a row and has paid around $14 billion in dividends to shareholders since going public.

Realty Income has been evolving its strategy in recent years under the leadership of CEO Sumit Roy. The company has traditionally focused on triple net leases in retail, with clients like Dollar General and Walgreens. However, Realty Income has been expanding into new areas to diversify its portfolio and explore new opportunities for growth. The company has ventured into single-tenant industrial properties, with around 15% of its portfolio now in industrial centers. It has also expanded internationally, with properties in the United Kingdom and a recent sale-leaseback transaction in Europe.

Realty Income’s new strategy has led to significant portfolio diversification and larger deals. The company recently partnered with Wynn Resorts Limited for a sale-leaseback transaction and made a substantial investment with Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, Inc. to acquire The Bellagio Las Vegas. Additionally, a partnership with Digital Realty took Realty Income into the world of data centers, a high-demand area of real estate fueled by AI technology.

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CEO Sumit Roy sees Realty Income’s potential as nearly infinite, with opportunities for further growth and expansion. Analysts predict that the company could reach a $100 billion market cap in the coming years. While Realty Income may not be a high-growth story, its size and diversification make it a stable investment option for long-term investors. The company’s strategic moves and strong performance in key growth areas position it well for continued success.

For investors seeking alternative real estate investment opportunities, Arrived Homes offers a Private Credit Fund with a target annual yield of 7% to 9%. This fund provides access to short-term loans backed by residential real estate and has a minimum investment of only $100. The Benzinga Real Estate Screener features the latest fractional real estate investment offerings for investors to explore.

In conclusion, Realty Income’s evolution and strategic growth initiatives have positioned the company for continued success in the real estate market. With a focus on diversification and expansion into new areas of opportunity, Realty Income offers investors a stable and reliable option for generating steady income with limited risk.

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