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Realty Income

O

Market cap $54.1B

57.19 USD

+0.26

0.46%

At close Updated Nov 2, 12:48 PM EST

1 day

0.46%

5 days

0.55%

1 month

5.65%

3 months

-9.91%

6 months

-9.87%

Year to date

-0.21%

1 year

-1.74%

5 years

-18.02%

10 years

4.08%

About: Realty Income owns roughly 15,600 properties, most of which are freestanding, single-tenant, triple-net-leased retail properties. Its properties are located in all 50 states and Puerto Rico and are leased to nearly 1,800 tenants from 92 industries. Recent acquisitions have added industrial, gaming, office, manufacturing, and distribution properties, which make up roughly 20% of revenue.

Employees: 544

Real Estate Retail REIT

News

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Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 61.4%

Neutral 30.1%

Negative 8.5%

Realty Income stock has lost momentum: will it rise or fall after its earnings?

Realty Income stock has lost momentum in the past two weeks, even as US bond yields have pulled back. The dividend giant ended last week at $56.93, a few points below the October high of $57.6.

Realty Income stock has lost momentum: will it rise or fall after its earnings?

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3 Dividend Aristocrats With the Highest Yields That Cash Flow Still Covers

A Dividend Aristocrat is an S&P 500 company that has raised its dividend for at least 25 consecutive years.

3 Dividend Aristocrats With the Highest Yields That Cash Flow Still Covers

AI Cracks Fuel REIT Comeback

U.S. equities were mixed in another volatile week as renewed weakness across AI and mega-cap technology stocks raised fresh concerns about the durability of the AI investment boom. The Fed held rates steady following September's hike, with two dissenters favoring another increase, while upgrading its assessment of economic activity from a "solid" to "strong" pace. Despite the hawkish vote, Chair Warsh struck a relatively dovish tone, declining to pre-commit to December as Treasury yields retreated for a fourth straight week.

AI Cracks Fuel REIT Comeback

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The 10-Year Treasury Yield Fell 33 Basis Points. Here Are 5 Net-Lease REITs to Watch

Long-term Treasury yields just pulled back sharply, and net-lease REITs stand to benefit more than almost any other corner of real estate.

The 10-Year Treasury Yield Fell 33 Basis Points. Here Are 5 Net-Lease REITs to Watch

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Realty Income and 4 More High-Yield Dividend Stocks for November

Five companies across tobacco, real estate, pipelines, and telecom all cover their dividends with room to spare, but each one carries a specific risk that could quietly erode a retiree's income.

Realty Income and 4 More High-Yield Dividend Stocks for November

Realty Income Q3 Earnings Preview: The Business Is Changing More Than You Think

Realty Income maintains a Hold rating as rising rates compress acquisition spreads and challenge its external growth model. O's business mix is shifting, with loans and non-core ventures like data centers growing, trading earnings quality for volume to defend AFFO growth. 2026 AFFO guidance implies 3.9% growth, but quality concerns persist as O's growth lags peers like ADC and EPRT.

Realty Income Q3 Earnings Preview: The Business Is Changing More Than You Think

Zacks Investment Research

Should You Buy, Hold or Sell Realty Income Stock Before Q3 Earnings?

Realty Income Corporation O, a leader in the net lease sector, is slated to release third-quarter 2026 results on Nov. 2, after market close. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for the to-be-reported quarter's adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) and revenues is pegged at $1.11 per share and $1.58 billion, respectively.

Should You Buy, Hold or Sell Realty Income Stock Before Q3 Earnings?

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Realty Income and Agree Realty Both Raised Guidance. Which Dividend Looks Stronger?

Two monthly dividend REITs both raised guidance this year, but one is charging into data centers while the other is pulling back on deals to guard its balance sheet.

Realty Income and Agree Realty Both Raised Guidance. Which Dividend Looks Stronger?

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The IRS Hates This: 4 High-Yield Stocks to Shield in Your Roth IRA

Some dividends get taxed twice before they reach your pocket, and the IRS takes its cut whether the market is up or down. Four high-yield stocks exist where the right account type legally eliminates that drag entirely.

The IRS Hates This: 4 High-Yield Stocks to Shield in Your Roth IRA

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Verizon Used Just 49% of Its Free Cash Flow for Dividends. Here Are 4 Other High-Yield Stocks

A fat dividend yield means nothing if the company is borrowing to fund it. These five stocks prove their payouts with cold, hard cash flow numbers that tell a very different story than the yield alone.

Verizon Used Just 49% of Its Free Cash Flow for Dividends. Here Are 4 Other High-Yield Stocks

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