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Realty Income has handed out monthly dividends for decades and built a global property empire spanning casinos, data centers, and European real estate, yet patient long-term holders still trail the S&P 500 by a stunning margin. Whether the next decade looks anything like the last depends on one number most investors are not watching closely enough.

Global bond markets recently steadied after a sharp sell off that pushed borrowing costs to levels not seen since 2002. Higher yields make guaranteed income from bonds more tempting, which means Canadian investors now need a clearer reason to own equities for cash flow. That is where solid dividend growers with 2% to 5% yields come in. This article highlights three such Canadian dividend stocks from our screener. The three stocks below are just a small sample, and the full screen picked up 8...

Alexandria Real Estate Equities has seen its share price slide in recent years, and the steep drawdown is pushing investors to ask whether the current US$47.03 level still lines up with the cash the business can generate over time. With the focus squarely on its cash flows, shareholders are weighing up what the recent slump really says about the stock’s intrinsic value. Over the past 5 years the share price has fallen 69.6%, which puts the spotlight on whether the underlying cash flow...

Vail Resorts is paying shareholders a 6.47% dividend while borrowing money to do it, and management is betting everything on normal snowfall to avoid a repeat of what the CEO called the worst weather the company has ever faced.

Paragon Realtors Mike Miller, Compass Bryan Pacholski and Compass brokerage president Neda Nevab (Paragon, Compass)As independent brokerages increasingly partner with large conglomerates to survive, Compass’s North Texas presence is expanding. Paragon Realtors, a Dallas-based independent boutique brokerage, merged with Compass this week, in a move the firm said would position it for long-term sustainable growth. In the past year alone, the real estate conglomerate has acquired at least two other

Most dividend stocks pay four times a year, leaving income investors scrambling to stretch quarterly checks across monthly bills. Three monthly payers exist that could change that math entirely, but one comes with a caveat worth understanding before you commit a dollar.

A guaranteed check for life sounds like an easy win over a dividend portfolio, but the tradeoff involves more than just monthly income, and for some retirees the math flips in a surprising direction.

Five dividend stocks go ex-dividend within the next three trading days, but their yields tell only part of the story. The coverage behind those payouts ranges from rock-solid to genuinely alarming, and the clock is already running.

PARIS, October 02, 2026--Regulatory News: CARMILA (Paris:CARM):

LONDON, October 02, 2026-- FORM 8.3

Interest rates and Realty Income are passing ships right now, but the latter still knows where it's heading.

A cooler jobs report, softer wage growth and a more cautious Federal Reserve have suddenly put income stocks back in the spotlight. When bond yields jump around, investors often rediscover the appeal of steadier cash flows and dividend checks that show up whether prices are exciting or not. This article looks at three high-dividend REITs and bond-proxy equities from our screener that appear closely tied to this latest economic shift. The stocks covered below are just a sample set, and the...

NEW YORK, October 02, 2026--KBRA assigns preliminary ratings to 10 classes of mortgage-backed notes from New Residential Mortgage Loan Trust 2026-NQM10 (NRMLT 2026-NQM10), a $494.0 million non-prime RMBS transaction sponsored by Rithm Capital Corp. (formerly New Residential Investment Corp.), a publicly traded (NYSE: RITM) real estate investment trust (REIT). The underlying mortgages in the subject pool were primarily originated by NewRez LLC (56.6%). In addition, all loans will be serviced by S

Baby boomers are turning 80 in waves while new senior housing construction has nearly stopped, and that collision of demographics and supply is reshaping how much income four REITs can realistically promise their investors.