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With dwindling analysts providing ratings and high dividends unbacked by solid earnings, the outlook is negative. Historically, REITs face downturns when management strategies seem lackluster or unsustainable.
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Alexander's (ALX) has a 7.6% dividend yield but is reducing its property portfolio by selling an asset for $202 million. While earnings are projected to rise, the dividend payout is significantly higher, indicating potential sustainability issues. The REIT's limited growth opportunities and declining analyst coverage could compress its future valuation.
Alexander's is a REIT with a 7.6% dividend yield.
It plans to sell its Rego Park I property for $202 million.
ALX's earnings per share are projected to rise but dividends will exceed earnings.
One analyst currently rates ALX as a Sell, despite recent stock gains.
The company's small portfolio may affect its valuation and growth potential.
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