Investors looking to overcome market turmoil may change to a dividend paying name. The shares have been sold since President Donald Trump signed his tariff policy on Wednesday, which places a 10% obligation and a higher taxation in certain countries. One sector that has attractive payments is real estate investment trusts. The MSCI US REIT index has been a relative outperformer since 2025 when Nasdaq composite peaked on February 19th due to its highest closure, Bank of America said in a memo last Friday. The MSCI US REIT index has dropped by more than 7% so far this year, while NASDAQ has lost 19%. “With REITS, retail stores, towers, towers and net leases were healthcare, housing, towers and net leases at the expense of retail, data centers and lagging offices,” wrote analyst Jeffrey Spector. Still, there are a few names that look cheap now but are shopping, he said. Spector examined the multiples of adjusted funds from funds adjusted relative to the price of the stock and determined their value. Affos is a measure of REIT’s financial performance. Here are the five names that created the cut. Americand Realty Trust owns, operates and develops temperature controlled warehouses around the world. The stock was removed in a market defeat, falling more than 10% over a week so far, hitting a 52-week low on Friday. Stocks are down more than 8% per year. There is a dividend yield of 4.7%. Spector has a $30 price target for Americand Realty Trust. This suggests a 47% increase since the end of Thursday. Investors can grab a dividend yield of 6.3% with Getty Realty. The company focuses on convenience, automobiles and other single-tenant retail real estate. Spector hopes for greater external growth for Getty Realty. His $35 price target means 15% upside since the end of Thursday. The two REITs on the list are exposed to senior housing, which is expected to be boosted as the population ages. HealthPeak Properties’ portfolio includes ongoing care retirement communities, support for living and skilled nursing units, as well as lab and outpatient care. The stock has earned 6.5% and has lost 8% so far this year. Spector has a $25 price target for HealthPeak properties. This suggests that the stock could rise 28% from the end of Thursday. Sabra Health Care focuses on skilled nursing/transition care facilities, senior housing, behavioral health facilities and specialized hospitals. The stock is flat annually, earning nearly 7%. Spector has a price target of $21 for the stock price. This means a 19% increase since the end of Thursday. Finally, Kite Realty Group owns, operates and develops outdoor shopping centres and combined assets. REITs generated about 5.2% and have lost 17% to date. The company reported fourth quarter revenue beats in February and funding from businesses that were in line with expectations. Spector’s $28 price target suggests Kite Realty can win 30% from the end of Thursday. Get tickets for Pro Live Join us on the New York Stock Exchange! An uncertain market? Earn Edge with CNBC Pro Live, the first exclusive event on the historic New York Stock Exchange. Access to expert insights is paramount in today’s dynamic financial situation. As a CNBC Pro subscriber, we recommend attending the first exclusive and in-person CNBC Pro live event held at the iconic NYSE on Thursday, June 12th. You will also get the opportunity to network with CNBC experts, talent and other pro subscribers during exciting cocktail hours on the legendary trading floor. Tickets are limited!
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