I did a very simple analysis on just a few of Real State stocks, from the US and some from Europe as well.
Data from Yahoo Finance from 01/01/2010 close to 01/05/2020.
Ordered by 10 years performance and showing the current dividend yield. (the % performance did not consider the dividend yield over time)
BLND had a yield of about 6% it seems before its suspension. will be interesting to see how its price trades and how well it holds up post pandemic to compare against O.
need a good UK REIT with a current yield over 4.5% (thatโs going to continue paying dividends) and good prospects for my ISA xD too much US weight in my portfolio and UK REITs see the best tax advantage.
I guess that as they provide consistently high dividends at around 4-5%, it makes a big difference whether you include them or not, hence the large discrepancy between the 2 tables. Also the table from Realty Income Corp also includes a few more years (starts at 2006).
Its an issue that I have also had when looking at past trendsโฆ
Do any of you know a good website searching historic dividends, particularly for European stocks?