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Armada Hoffler Properties (AHH) was a big mover last session on higher-than-average trading volume. The latest trend in FFO per share estimate revisions might not help the stock continue moving higher in the near term.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., April 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Armada Hoffler (NYSE: AHH) will report its earnings for the quarter ending March 31, 2024 at approximately 4:00 p.m.

Many REITs are offering dividend yields in excess of 10%. But some of them are in very bad shape. I highlight three high yielding REITs to sell asap.

Mr. Market tends to panic at dividend cuts, reacting emotionally instead of rationally. Dividend cuts can create attractive entry points when driven by smart capital reallocation. I take a contrarian, long-term view — buying when others sell and focusing on cash flow, not headlines.

Stocks and bonds are not enough for retirees anymore. REIT preferred shares can offer high and safe income. I highlight two of my favorite opportunities in today's market.

REITs have suffered a dip in recent months. This is largely due to the growing macro uncertainty. We highlight two deeply undervalued REITs to buy-the-dip.

US equity markets posted modest gains this week - snapping a four-week losing streak - as investors parsed commentary and updated forecasts from the Federal Reserve's policy meeting. Ahead of the looming April 2nd unveiling of reciprocal tariffs, investors were relieved by FOMC projections showing that 11-of-19 policy markets still expect at least two rate cuts this year. Disappointing retail sales data indicated that economic uncertainty is beginning to affect real-world consumer behavior. Housing market data was relatively solid, however, sparking an upward revision to the GDPNow forecast.

AHH's securing of three new office leases at The Interlock in Atlanta highlights healthy demand for its property.

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Newly public REITs often carry too much debt, influenced by private equity origins, leading to financial instability and the need for deleveraging. High dividend payouts can hinder growth; successful REITs maintain lower payout ratios to invest retained cash and ensure sustainable earnings growth. Quality of earnings is crucial; persistent property lease earnings are preferable over ephemeral earnings from construction, loans, or asset management.