Duke Realty Corp (NYSE:DRE)
A self-administered and self-managed real estate investment trust, which through its Service Operations provide, on a fee basis, leasing, property and asset management, development, construction, build-to-suit and other tenant-related services.
- Quote
- Commentary
- Scorecard
- Historical Prices
- Chart
- Stats
- Ratios
- Earnings/Growth Rates
- Statements
- SEC Filings
Recs
Solid recovery pick currently paying nearly 5% dividends. If they've been investing during the depressed market then they should benefit during the 3-5 year time frame.
Recs
Duke Realty Corp (DRE) is a self-administered and self-managed real estate investment trust, which through its Service Operations provide, on a fee basis, leasing, property and asset management, development, construction, build-to-suit and other tenant-related services.
DRE fits both my eleven twenty-one and my three ten criterias.
It also fits the profile of my Volume Story stocks:
http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/the-volume-story/266251
Definitely my long term holding.
Recs
Mostly negative earnings even after a big dividend cut last year. That's a problem.
Recs
Until Florida is covered in water due to the rising ocean levels DRE will capitalize on the resurgence of their market.
Recs
Recs
Duke Realty Corporation (DRE) - John Guinee at Stifel Nicolaus
Analysts at Stifel Nicolaus have downgraded the shares of Duke Realty Corporation (NYSE: DRE) to a Sell rating. The company surprised Wall Street with its latest guidance figures, estimating earnings per share of 95 cents to $115, compared to Wall Street forecasts of $111 Stifel Nicolaus analysts John W Guinee and Erin T Aslakson questioned how long it would be until occupancy rates rose and said that at this point, the shareholders have reached "ownership fatigue" Duke Realty Corporation plans to sell over $2 billion in Midwest office assets in the next three to five years but the analysts questioned the company's ability to do so
Recs
Undervalued. Technical Breakout is starting. $16 price target by year's end.
Recs
Strong commerical real estate firm with holdings in key economical cities as well as near large port cities. Leased out units look strong even in this down time.
Recs
A REIT I've been watching for a while. This is more of a gut feeling, speculative play on my part, but I thought it worth adding to my porfolio.
Recs
Good Price, good dividend, good balance sheet, yes, they have challenges, especially with their midwest exposure. But I think they'll persevere and even prosper. I'll take the dividend in the meantime.
Recs
small business and educational classes
Recs
Aggressive pick...Concerned that frozen debt markets may affect DRE's ability to refinance debt coming due, and that DRE may not be able to sell properties...However, I am optimistic and more forward looking than most...I think there is a little ways to go in this mess, but I think we may see some freeing up of the markets in the 2nd quarter of 2009 or so...just my opinion.
Recs
I bought DRE in late 2007 for twice its present cost, for the dividend income. Now I'm adding to my position for income reason; now it may have some capital appreciation as well.
Recs
5 year long term play. Long history of dividends and profit. Current price good entry point for addition to ROTH account. Most lokely take further hits but long term its a money maker
Recs
Great company, lousy market right now. I'm holding some for a 5 yr. turn around
Recs
Best property managed REIT I can find, and very oversold. Look for strong recovery as recent price improvement in a difficult market has demonstrated.
Recs
its performing well.
Recs
Looks like the bottom has already passed. Been rising for last couple months. Pays a good dividend and Fool pick.
Recs
real estate investments like Duke are oversold and the market will realize it soon. Time to buy.
Recs
paying a market beating dividend, A rated Reit - waiting to rebound with the market. In addition to a $1 billion credit line, Duke boasts one of
the least leveraged balance sheets among its REIT
peers, bolstering its capacity to fund acquisitions and
new developments.
None of the company's 3,500-plus tenants accounts for
more than 1.2% of total rent. Such diversity reduces
Duke's vulnerability to a single tenant's default or
bankruptcy and exposure to a particular industry.
Duke bought out joint-venture partner Bremner
Healthcare, which allows it to leverage its expertise
and capitalize on opportunities in the health-care
facility market.
RSS Headlines
Fool UK
- Show Me:
-
Outperform
-
Underperform
-
All
- Sort by:
-
Author
-
Recs
-
Date
-
Member Rating
-
Results 1 - 20 of 37 : 1 2 Next »