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KIM-PM

Kimco Realty Corporation

Dividend Rate

5.25% fixed

Sector

Real Estate (REIT)

Call Date

Yes

Par Value

$25.00

~5.25%Low Risk
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Why It Ranks

Grocery-anchored retail REIT with defensive tenant mix and investment-grade balance sheet. Necessity-based retail provides recession-resistant cash flows that support preferred dividends.

Full Analysis

Kimco Realty is one of the largest owners of open-air, grocery-anchored shopping centers in the United States, with interests in over 500 properties. KIM-PM offers preferred income from a REIT whose portfolio is anchored by necessity-based retail tenants — grocery stores, pharmacies, home improvement stores, and discount retailers.

Grocery-anchored retail has proven far more resilient than enclosed malls. People buy groceries in every economic environment, and the co-tenancy of grocery stores with other retailers creates foot traffic that supports occupancy. Kimco's portfolio weathered the pandemic with minimal disruption because its tenants sell essential goods.

KIM-PM is an attractive preferred for investors who want real estate income without exposure to the sectors most vulnerable to e-commerce disruption. Kimco's investment-grade balance sheet and consistent dividend history provide additional comfort for preferred holders.

Key Details

Ticker:KIM-PM
Company:Kimco Realty Corporation
Par Value:$25.00
Current Yield:~5.25%
Dividend Rate:5.25% fixed
Payment Frequency:Quarterly
Callable:Yes
Sector:Real Estate (REIT)
Risk Level:Low

Income Investing

Preferred stocks are the foundation of income portfolios — offering yields above bonds, priority over common stock, and the stability of a par value anchor. This is not speculation. This is the capital structure working as designed.

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