In the past week, 28 companies declared dividend increases.
Part 1 covers dividend increases in the Real Estate sector. See Part 2 and Part 3 for dividend increases in the other sectors.
None of the Real Estate sector stocks announced double-digit percentage increases, but the year-over-year increase of one of the stocks is 20%! This happens when a company increases its dividend more than once a year.
The top increase is from CoreSite Realty (COR), is a real estate investment trust that owns, acquires, constructs, and operates data centers in the United States. The company announced an increase of 6.8% and now yields 4.53% at $97.19 per share.
The runner-up is American Tower (AMT), a real estate investment trust that owns, develops, and operates multi-tenant communications sites across the globe. The company announced an increase of 6.33% and now yields 2.02% at $166.43 per share. Year-over-year, AMT's increase is 20% due to multiple increases in the past year.
To see details of all these increases, please read this article at Seeking Alpha.
As a bonus, I'm including a summary of ex-dividend dates for the next two weeks. Scan the list of stocks to see if there's a stock you want to pick up before the ex-dividend date so you can grab the next dividend.
The runner-up is American Tower (AMT), a real estate investment trust that owns, develops, and operates multi-tenant communications sites across the globe. The company announced an increase of 6.33% and now yields 2.02% at $166.43 per share. Year-over-year, AMT's increase is 20% due to multiple increases in the past year.
To see details of all these increases, please read this article at Seeking Alpha.
As a bonus, I'm including a summary of ex-dividend dates for the next two weeks. Scan the list of stocks to see if there's a stock you want to pick up before the ex-dividend date so you can grab the next dividend.
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