Glimcher Realty Trust (NYSE:GRT)

this one could pay off

This DRIP stock is recovering from the financial meltdown and should outperform.

Glimcher Realty Trust is a REIT, which pays a better dividend than most utility and telecom stocks and also provides growth in stock price. If what you want is a large dividend with a fairly stable price, then I recommend AGNC, CIM, CYS, and HTS. But, if you a mix of growth and dividends then GRT is one of my picks. GRT invests in shopping malls and other retail properties. Note that shopping malls not only charge rent, but often take a percentage of retailer sales. So, as the economy slowly grows the value of their assets increases and their cut of revenues from the retailer sales will increase.

new mall expansion/build, revenue commercial holdings value increase.

Commercial real estate, unlike residential, has yet to take a huge hit. It is coming. I would say to avoid any non-healthcare REIT for the next two years.

Throwing darts at this point!!!

low relative PE, good star & 2010 earnings. Bottom fishing week of 4/19

I closed GRT once back in January at $3.62 at only +10 points.
Today, GRT is at $5.12.
This time, I'm planning on holding GRT for a long time.
GRT fits both my eleven twenty-one and chart-eyeballing criterias.

My take is commercial REITs will go up for a few months at least: as long as a recovery is perceived to be in the works and until a bunch of the nastier mortgages reset, which gets underway in July 2010. After a couple months of that, this stock may have to be reevaluated.

Just looking for something in real estate to get into cheaply.

At a good price right now, plus high dividend yield of nearly 15%.

another punished REIT...Solid company

Dropping this rating immediately after that huge volume today is probably premature, but retail is going to continue to be hit harder and harder as more Mom'n'Pops are forced to turn out their lights. I looked into a few of their properties and all four the properties I checked were located in neighborhoods or towns that boomed at the very peak of real estate optimism. When retail comes tumbling down these guys will be among the first of the casualties.

undervalued real estate stock

reit play

retail real estate

FFO numbers were on point, and they are looking better and better. Stock is rising, and their low-end malls are being sold

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