Duke Realty Corp (NYSE:DRE)

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.

close to real estate bottom, no where to go but up.

Real estate is going to rebound, it's just a matter of time. With a stable and long term company that yields great dividends, how can you not buy in at this price?

Can't beat the dividend + there will be a recovery in this sector.

great upside...how much more of a beating can this take?
and 8.8% yield...I'll nibble.

DRE is trading at a 63% discount to its intrinsic value. They pay out a great dividend. I'm glad SA threw me a bone on that one. Great place for my Roth IRA.

Picking this REIT up at the RIGHT time. Downside is limited, especially with its 8% yield, and things will turn around someday. When they do, Ka Ching! In the meantime, let the dividends pile up and get reinvested in my IRA. Thanks for the bonus rec, SA!

I believe solid companies with assets on hand like Duke will rebound sooner rather than later. LAND- there not making any more of it!!

With the resl estate market pummeled down and Duke at a 10 year low, and an 8%+ dividend, I feel now is a good time to enter the market, particularly for a Roth, or IRA

There is probably more downside risk over next several months until CDO risks unwind in global markets which will be putting credit squeeze on many companies looking for renewing their creidt authority, e.g., Duke Reality. However, buying over the next few months, especially on any significant downside movement will likely to be very profitable. There should be a strong rebound in value of company in the 2-4 year period.

The real estate situation isn't getting any better. Thie REIT will suffer as banks tally up the losses.

DRE has lower debt than most REITs, solid management, and a good track record.

Commercial REIT at 52 week low. P/E of 115 with 8% div yield. Primary market is Mid-west with some properties in DC and Atlanta. Has solid cash flow and growth potential

good dividend. not much appreciated. over looked due to fear of builders.

47

Stock has had a good run lately and probably over-valued

Good track record, dividend support.