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W.P. Carey & Company Llc (NY: WPC )

55.72 -0.47 (-0.84%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 7:00 PM EDT, Oct 31, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Here's Why W.P. Carey Can Pay You for Years
This net lease REIT has a long history of success behind it and it's built to find the best long-term opportunities. 
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Want $1,000 of Annual Passive Income? Invest $15,000 Into These 3 Top Dividend Stocks
These companies produce a prodigious amount of passive income. 
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W.P. Carey Has a Self Storage Issue on Its Hands
Net-lease REIT W.P. Carey has a diversified portfolio, but things are about to get interesting in one of its unique property types. 
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3 REITs With The Highest Returns Over The Past Year
If you follow income stocks like real estate investment trusts (REITs) on a regular basis, you will undoubtedly hear a lot about the larger and more popular REITs, such as Realty Income Corp. (NYSE:... 
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Down 20%, This 6% Yielding Dividend Stock Thinks It's a Screaming Buy
The real estate company thinks the sell-off in its stock is a buying opportunity. 
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What 5 Analyst Ratings Have To Say About W.P. Carey
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Analyst Expectations for W.P. Carey's Future
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Is W.P. Carey Stock a Buy?
The real estate investment trust boasts a 6%-plus dividend yield. 
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2 Cheap REITs With Big Upside
Both of these REITs provide stable dividends that continue to grow. 
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Better Buy: W.P. Carey or Four Corners?
These two REITs both use the net-lease structure, but one has more growth appeal and the other more diversification. 
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Here's Why W.P. Carey Can Be a Long-Term Winner
This net lease REIT has a diversified portfolio, giving it multiple levers for future growth. 
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Benzinga's Top Ratings Upgrades, Downgrades For June 14, 2023
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Advanced Micro Devices To Rally Around 17%? Here Are 10 Other Analyst Forecasts For Wednesday
Raymond James cut the price target for W. P. Carey Inc. (NYSE: WPC) from $85 to $78. Raymond James analyst RJ Milligan maintained an Outperform rating. W. P. Carey shares fell 0.3% to $70.11 in... 
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Before You Buy Prologis: Here's a REIT I'd Buy First
Prologis is a well-run industrial landlord, but for investors seeking some REIT exposure, W.P. Carey offers much more. 
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Ranking These 10 REITs From Best to Worst
REITs are trading at some very intriguing valuations. 
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5 Top Dividend Stocks Yielding 5%+ to Buy in June
These high-quality dividend stocks offer attractive yields this month. 
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Want to Boost Your Passive Income? Buy These 3 Stocks in June
These companies offer attractive dividend payments that should rise in the future. 
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Want to Start Your Real Estate Empire Small? Try These 3 REITs.
Investing in real estate can be appealing, but consider focusing on REITs instead of buying properties. 
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Stocks That Hit 52-Week Lows On Thursday
  On Thursday, 221 companies hit new 52-week lows. 
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Buying $1,000 of These Dividend Stocks Could Supply Passive Income Forever
These companies should continue to produce durable income. 
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Better Buy: AGNC Investment or W. P. Carey?
A sky-high yield isn't enough to make AGNC a better investment choice than W. P. Carey. 
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3 Retail REITs On The Rebound
It’s often said that successful investing involves buying high-quality stocks and holding them for the long term. But it’s not just about what stocks you buy. It’s also when you buy them that... 
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Before You Buy Ares Capital, Here's a Financial Stock I'd Buy First
Ares Capital is a business development company that lends money to other companies, which is similar to what REIT W. P. Carey does. 
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4 High-Quality REITs In Value Yielding 5%
A look at 4 high-quality REITs that collectively yield more than 5% current income and can be purchased at attractive long-term valuations. 
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5 Cheap Dividend Growth Stocks With 5%-Plus Yields
Do you like dividend growth but prefer a higher yield? Do you want dividend growth stocks offering yields of over 5%? If so, then check out this video. 
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3 Passive Income Machines to Buy and Hold Forever
These companies pay durable dividends that should continue flowing to investors for decades to come. 
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Why Is Global Net Lease's Dividend So High?
With a 14% dividend yield, this diversified net lease REIT might be of interest to yield seekers. Tread with extreme caution. 
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1 Elite Passive-Income Stock I'm Buying Hand Over Fist Right Now
I plan to continue padding my passive income by steadily adding to this position. 
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Why Is W. P. Carey's Dividend So High?
The REIT has a higher yield than its peers but executes very well. Management thinks that trend will continue. 
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7 REITs With Huge Return Potential for Long-Term Investors
Investors searching for REITs with high returns should take a closer at these seven, which are some of the best REITs to buy now. 
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