Regency Centers Corporati... (REG)

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Regency Centers Corporation boasts strong credit ratings (A3/A-) and a robust balance sheet, with 80% of its portfolio in grocery-anchored centers. REG's preferred stocks, REGCO and REGCP, offer yield...

Regency Centers remains a solid hold, offering predictable and growing income, but lacks the upside to warrant a buy rating at current levels. Record leased rates and strong occupancy drive healthy FF...

REITs offer diversified, inflation-hedged income and capital appreciation, making them a compelling addition to any long-term investment portfolio. Current REIT valuations are attractive, with strong ...

REG to gain from premium portfolio of grocery-anchored shopping centers, strategic buyouts and a solid balance sheet. Growing e-commerce adoption is a concern.

When Your REIT Will Cut Its Dividend