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Commercial real estate is in dire straits. Skeptics don’t have to look further than “The Monthly Dividend Company,” Realty Income (NYSE:O), a perennial favorite among income and REIT investors for proof. Shares in the top commercial real estate stock are down more than 11% since Jan. 1st with limited upside in sight. The reasons run the gamut you’re no doubt familiar with — higher rates, work-from-home permanency, sluggish consumer sentiment and more. But Realty Income isn’t the only commercial
Shares in real estate investment trusts have bounced back in recent months, but as the commercial real estate space remains in a tough spot, there are still plenty of stocks in this category best described as REITs to sell. The main reason for this all has to do with the macro environment. Interest rates remain high. The other factors driving the commercial real estate crisis, like falling demand for office space due to remote working, persist. On top of these macro factors, many REITs are even