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Wednesday, September 29, 2021

7 Best Real Estate Sector Dividend Stocks

One way to diversify your portfolio and mitigate risk is to invest in different sectors. This article series identifies high-quality stocks in the different GICS sector.

I use DVK Quality Snapshots to assess the quality of dividend growth stocks and assign quality scores. The system employs five quality indicators and assigns 0-5 points to each quality indicator, for a maximum of 25 points. To rank stocks, I sort them by descending quality scores and using tie-breaking metrics where necessary. 

My watch list for dividend growth stocks is Dividend Radar, a free resource for dividend growth investors. Dividend Radar maintains a list of stocks trading on U.S. Exchanges with a streak of at least five years of higher annual dividend payouts. Dividend Radar is updated and published every Friday and is available for download here

This article presents the seven top-ranked dividend growth stocks in the Real Estate sector.

The Real Estate sector contains Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Real Estate Management and Development services. The sector was added to the GICS in August 2016 when S&P Dow Jones Indices and MSCI moved stock-exchange listed Equity REITs and other listed real estate companies from the Financials sector to form a new headline sector under GICS. Mortgage REITs remained in the Financials Sector.

To see the seven top-ranked dividend growth stocks in the Real Estate sector, read this article at TheStreet.com. Two stocks are available at favorable valuations, and I highlight one of them as a potential buy for dividend growth investors. 


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