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Terren Realty Corporation (NYSE:Thorn) acquire, own and manage industrial real estate on six major coastal American markets: New York City/Northern New Jersey, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington Bay area, DC
The 52-week shares range Terren Realty was $ 53.78 to $ 71.63.
Terren Realty dividend yield is 2.93%. He has paid $ 1.96 per share in dividend over the last 12 months.
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On February 5, the company announced an earning of Q4 2024, publishing revenues of $ 103.71 million, beating a consensus assessment in the amount of $ 98.20 million and EPS of $ 0.62, in accordance with expectations.
The total portfolio, excluding six real estate in development or remodeling and 47 improved plot plots, was 97.4% leased by December 31, which is a fall of 98.5% per day 31. December 2023.
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If you want to earn $ 100 per month – $ 1,200 per year – from dividendi Terren Realty, your investments should be approximately $ 40 956, which is about $ 611 at $ 67.
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Understanding the calculation of dividend yield: You need two key variables – your desired annual revenue ($ 1,200) and dividend yield (2.93% in this case). Thus, $ 1,200 / 0.0293 = $ 40,956 for revenue of $ 100 per month.
You can calculate the dividend yield by dividing the annual payments of dividends with the current price price.
Dividend yield can be changed over time. This is the result of fluctuating stock prices and paying dividends on rolling.
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For example, assume that the stock that pays $ 2 is because the annual dividend costs $ 50. Its dividend yield would be $ 2/50 USD = 4%. If the price price rises to $ 60, the dividend yield drops to 3.33% ($ 2/$ 60). The drop in stock prices at $ 40 will have an inverse effect and increase dividend yield to 5% ($ 2/40 USD).
