I see this company as a "strong buy". The healthcare REIT profits from long-term aging trends in the United States. It has achieved respectable FFO/share growth in the past. The dividend is growing, and will most likely continue to grow in the future. The REIT has a conservative FFO payout ratio. An investment in the stock yields 5.9 percent.
Ventas, Inc. (VTR) continues to make an appealing value proposition for investors that desire high, recurring dividend income from one of the best healthcare REITs in the country. Ventas benefits from profound, long-term aging trends in U.S. society through its portfolio of senior housing and medical office properties. Ventas' FFO/share has grown at a fast clip in the last decade, which in turn resulted in reliable dividend growth for shareholders. An investment in VTR at today's price point yields 5.9 percent.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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