One Liberty Properties

OLP

Market cap $448M

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– Increased or Maintained Dividend for Over 31 Consecutive Years – GREAT NECK, N.Y., Sept. 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- One Liberty Properties, Inc. (NYSE: OLP) today announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend on the Company's common stock of $0.45 per share.

Diversified REITs are trading at a 24% discount to the value implied by their underlying real estate assets, based on cap rate analysis. This discount exists despite diversified REITs owning similar property mixes as pure-play REITs, suggesting a mispricing opportunity for investors. While some valuation gap is justified, I believe the current discount is excessive and presents a compelling opportunity in diversified REITs.

OLP is transitioning to industrial properties, supported by recent acquisitions and asset sales, positioning for growth amid favorable market tailwinds. The REIT offers a compelling 7.7% dividend yield, although not that well covered by AFFO, as the high payout ratio may warrant monitoring if portfolio rebalancing accelerates. OLP's well-laddered, mostly fixed-rate debt, and high insider ownership align management with long-term performance and provide resilience against rate volatility.

One Liberty Properties (OLP -0.35%), a real estate investment trust focusing on commercial properties, especially in the industrial sector, released its financial results for the second quarter, reported on August 5, 2025. However, revenue (GAAP), although up from the prior year, missed consensus projections by 2.08% at $24.479 million.

The Fed's likely rate cuts, spurred by weak jobs data, create a favorable environment for dividend stocks poised to benefit from lower interest rates. Whirlpool is deeply undervalued, with pent-up appliance demand likely to surge as mortgage rates fall and the housing market thaws. One Liberty Properties offers an 8% yield, high insider ownership, and strong dividend coverage, making it compelling if rates decline.

– Enters Agreement to Acquire Industrial Property for $24.0 Million Bringing 2025 Acquisitions to Over $112 Million –

One Liberty Properties, a diversified industrial/retail REIT, gets a hold for my first-ever coverage. Steady portfolio growth, high occupancy levels, and relatively proven demand are all positives, as well as geographic diversification. Although it is not much of a proven dividend grower, the 7% fwd yield may attract high-yield investors.

– Increased or Maintained Dividend for Over 31 Consecutive Years – GREAT NECK, N.Y., June 05, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- One Liberty Properties, Inc. (NYSE: OLP) today announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend on the Company's common stock of $0.45 per share.

Net Lease REITs create value by investing at returns above their cost of capital; WACC is a key metric for quality assessment. Top Net Lease REITs like Agree Realty, Essential Properties, Four Corners, VICI, and Realty Income have the most attractive WACCs and investment spreads. High-yield or cheap REITs often have elevated payout ratios and weaker balance sheets, signaling higher risk and possible dividend instability.