HRPT Properties Trust (HRP)
A real estate investment trust whose primary business is the ownership and operation of real estate, including office and industrial buildings and leased industrial land.
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The next 6 months will tell. I think that if they can get on top of the debt they will be a rocket in 2011
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Low P/E with Movement Potential
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Strong Earnings/dividend producer that has been beaten down.
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Real estate is low. Time to buy.
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Low debt, cut dividend to preserve capital, low risk portfolio assets such as land in Hawaii and property leased to the government.
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see DDR reference
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Although the dividend has been halved, it seems that any company that chooses to buy back common shares can only be a good thing. If they stick to the plan to buy back 100 million shares as previously approved by the SEC, then the common shares remaining should be worth more. They've got strong leases with Health Care companies, as well as steady growth. I'm looking for at least a $2 plus up by summer.
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As the economy recovers, or even before, as folks realize this company has properties in great locations, serving a huge health care market (that won't go way - cause people won't stop getting sick), allowing them to continue paying their dividends, HRP can only go up
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Outstanding dividend and way undervalued.
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real estate at rock bottom and will turn the corner soon. Good dividend and bound to grow.
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HRP has been beaten down far more than it deserves. The market will soon begin to recognize this.
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Way below book value, still paying dividends
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Take the dividend while you can and buy more on the dips for the long haul.
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Baby been thrown out with the bath water. No significant capital needs until 2011, yet tainted with other REITs. Price slide has created an excellent buying opportunity.
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need a reit
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Real Estate is diversified through out the country. Dividend stable for last 4 years. Hard to rationalize why it is a $2.00 stock.
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No large debt maturities for next 2 years. Should survive and price back up to 6-8$ range. Even if they cut dividend in half it would still be a 15% yield .
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Good Balance Sheet, Good cashflow, Good Stable Prudent Management, Commitment to returning value to shareholders by maintaining the dividend.
The dividend isn't too high, the stock is just WAY undervalued.
Adding 50 shares a week to my porttfolio.
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company holds real estate in a fairly stable area with mid term leases and last quarter beat estimates.

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