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Healthpeak (PEAK) is poised to gain from the robust demand for lab assets and rising senior citizens' healthcare expenditure. However, competition from peers and high interest rates are woes.

Healthpeak (PEAK) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

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Physicians Realty Trust recently announced an all-stock merger with Healthpeak. Both real estate investment trusts collect rent from hundreds of medical outpatient buildings, but laboratories generate a majority of Healthpeak's net operating income.

Healthpeak is teaming up with Physicians Realty in what is being billed as a merger of equals. Healthpeak was once among the largest and most diversified healthcare REITs, but it has since slimmed down.

The Dividend Aristocrats index is down 5.5% YTD, compared to a 10.5% gain for the S&P 500.

Healthpeak's (PEAK) posts stellar Q3 results on better-than-expected revenues. Same-store portfolio cash (adjusted) net operating income rises across the portfolio.

Healthpeak Properties and Physicians Realty Trust are joining forces. The transformational transaction will create a larger and healthier healthcare REIT.

The combined company should have a valuation of about $21 billion.

Healthpeak Properties Inc. PEAK, -1.91% and Physicians Realty Trust DOC, -0.63% said Monday they are combining in an all-stock merger of equals valued at about $21 billion. Under the terms of the deal, each of Milwaukee-based Physicians Realty's shares will be converted into 0.674 of a newly issued share by Denver-based Healthpeak.