This REIT makes a compelling value proposition. It has grown NOI and FFO per-share at a good clip, largely thanks to acquisitions. The REIT has good dividend coverage for a high-yielding REIT. The REIT’s shares go for less than 10x 2017e core FFO. An investment in it yields 8.7 percent.
Whitestone REIT (WSR) is a good deal for income investors. The real estate investment trust has grown NOI and FFO per-share at a good clip and has good dividend coverage stats. The real estate company is active in attractive high-growth, high-potential markets, and the REIT’s shares are attractively valued. Whitestone REIT pays shareholders a monthly dividend, and an investment in the REIT throws off an 8.7 percent dividend yield.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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