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Alexandria's recent dividend cut came as a surprise to many of us. I expect many more bad surprises in 2026. Avoid these REITs to protect your portfolio.

ROYAL OAK, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Agree Realty Corporation (NYSE: ADC) (the "Company") today announced the release of its 2024 Sustainability Report. The report highlights the Company's environmental, social and governance ("ESG") initiatives and is aligned with the ISSB IFRS S1 and S2 disclosure standards. "I'm very pleased to release our fifth annual Sustainability Report," said Joey Agree, ...

REIT dividend yields are still historically high. They will become even more enticing as interest rates continue to be cut. Here are three of my favorite high-yielding REITs going into 2026.

I focus on three high-yield stocks offering attractive risk/reward for income-focused investors. Yields above 5.5% are justified only if risk/reward is compelling versus the 10-year government bond yield. Chasing ultra-high yields often erodes principal; prudent yield targeting is essential for wealth preservation.

Agree Realty offers a solid entry point after a recent pullback, combining income stability with measured growth and a 4.4% dividend yield. ADC's portfolio has 99.7% occupancy, 67% investment-grade tenants, disciplined acquisitions, and robust internal rent growth supporting mid-single-digit FFO/share growth. ADC's construction arm and tenant mix evolution provide alternative growth avenues and...

I plan to diversify my REIT-heavy portfolio by systematically allocating to four dividend-focused ETFs in 2026. US economic growth remains steady but subdued, while equity valuations are elevated, suggesting muted long-term returns. REITs appear attractively valued with fading headwinds, offering plausible outperformance as fundamentals improve and rate cuts loom.

Monthly dividends are a straightforward way to generate income, allowing you to easily establish a budget. Realty Income is a slow and steady dividend tortoise and an industry leader.

I present a concentrated five-stock dividend growth portfolio, balancing growth, income, and diversification across sectors. Texas Pacific Land (TPL), my top pick, offers unique exposure to oil, water, and West Texas land, boasting a 64% net margin and zero debt. GE Aerospace (GE), CME Group (CME), Agree Realty (ADC), and Antero Midstream (AM) round out the portfolio, each selected for structur...