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Realty Income : O

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Stock Data

$63.93

$0.16 (0.24%)

Asset Type

Common Stock

Exchange

NYSE

Currency

USD

Country

USA

Sector

REAL ESTATE

Industry

REIT - RETAIL

Realty Income Corp, known as The Monthly Dividend Company, is a standout in the real estate sector. As a real estate investment trust (REIT), it focuses on owning over 15,450 properties, mainly in long-term leases to commercial clients. This strategy supports its reputation for delivering reliable monthly dividends, a practice it has maintained for 55 years. Impressively, it has increased its dividend 123 times since its 1994 public listing. Realty Income's commitment to consistent growth and dividend payouts highlights its strong position in the market.

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ORealty Income

Jun 30, 7:55pm ET

Dividend$0.27ex-date 2026-06-30 · 5.66% yield · 26 yrs paying

26 straight years of monthly payouts at a 5.66% yield beats any Treasury or savings account for income hunters starved by rate cuts.

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ORealty Income

Jun 26, 7:30pm ET

$10K invested in 1999Now worth $252.0K

25.2×return · 26-year hold

A quarter-century of monthly dividend checks turned a $10,000 stake into a quarter-million-dollar portfolio, proving patience with income stocks compounds wealth faster than most realize.

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