I have a Seeking Alpha article coming up on Alexandria Real Estate. I want to share part of the article that I didn’t include in that public release. My Expectations I think, on average, we should expect normalized FFO per share growth to run at least 3% annualized (big bear scenario) up to about 8% annualized (big bull scenario). That’s an average growth rate, and there should be years outside that range. It excludes any non-recurring items. That’s a good range for a REIT with a 4.13% dividend yield (at $117.08). I would guess that the actual forward growth rate probably runs around the 5% to 6% range over the next decade, but that’s a long time, and other factors certainly could creep up.
ARE: Alexandria Is On The Discount Rack
ARE: Alexandria Is On The Discount Rack
ARE: Alexandria Is On The Discount Rack
I have a Seeking Alpha article coming up on Alexandria Real Estate. I want to share part of the article that I didn’t include in that public release. My Expectations I think, on average, we should expect normalized FFO per share growth to run at least 3% annualized (big bear scenario) up to about 8% annualized (big bull scenario). That’s an average growth rate, and there should be years outside that range. It excludes any non-recurring items. That’s a good range for a REIT with a 4.13% dividend yield (at $117.08). I would guess that the actual forward growth rate probably runs around the 5% to 6% range over the next decade, but that’s a long time, and other factors certainly could creep up.