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In his view, it's now a buy. Its dividend yield is relatively low, however.

Two million Americans turn 80 this year, and four REITs are racing to profit from a demographic wave that has barely started while construction sits at historic lows.

Many REITs are repriced to the downside and offer better yields. Yet this is just optics, as the underlying problem is very significant. The issue I see is that at the current valuations and market dynamics, REITs can't (or should not) be considered solid passive income investments.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Welltower® Inc. (NYSE: WELL) today announced it will release third quarter 2026 financial results after the close of trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday, October 26, 2026.

Insiders are buying some of the best-known stocks in transportation, retail, and real estate. These buys come amid different backdrops for each firm and stock.

Two million Americans turn 80 in 2026, and the senior housing industry is nowhere near ready for what comes next. Three REITs are quietly capitalizing on a supply gap that took decades to build.

Two million Americans will turn 80 this year alone, and a handful of REITs are already cashing in on a demographic wave that has barely begun.

High-yielding investments that pay out cash flow monthly can be powerful passive income machines. When they are on sale and have a track record of total return outperformance, they are even more compelling. I detail two of these opportunities that are on sale right now.

WELL's SHO portfolio posts 20.5% SSNOI growth as acquisitions and capital recycling support its seniors housing focus.

The leading edge of 70 million baby boomers just started turning 80, and new senior housing construction sits at record lows.