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$59.41
−$1.40 (−2.30%) 4:00 PM ET
After hours$59.29
−$0.12 (−0.20%) 9:50 PM ET
Prev closePrevC$60.81
OpenOpen$60.44
Day highHigh$60.88
Day lowLow$59.29
VolumeVol1,190,732
Avg volAvgVol855,184
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Mkt cap
$4.52B
P/E ratio
26.06
FY Revenue
$628.38M
EPS
2.28
Gross Margin
92.86%
Sector
Real Estate
AI report sections
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EPR
EPR Properties
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AI summarized at 3:20 AM ET, 2025-07-15
Volume vs average
Intraday (cumulative)
+80% (Above avg)
Vol/Avg: 1.80×
RSI
72.50(Overbought)
Overbought (>70)
0255075100
MACD momentum
Intraday
-0.03 (Weak)
MACD: -0.00 Signal: 0.02
Short-Term
+0.16 (Strong)
MACD: 1.50 Signal: 1.34
Long-Term
+0.26 (Strong)
MACD: 2.07 Signal: 1.81
Intraday trend score
65.00
LOW55.00HIGH80.50
Latest news
EPR•12 articles•Positive: 9Neutral: 3Negative: 0
PositiveThe Motley Fool• Matt Frankel, Cfp
2 of My Favorite Dividend Stocks for the Next 10 Years
The article recommends two REITs as attractive long-term dividend investments for the next decade. EPR Properties, which invests in experiential properties like theaters and waterparks, offers a 6.4% dividend yield and is positioned for growth with a $100 billion addressable market. Prologis, the largest industrial REIT, offers a 3.1% yield and is expanding into data centers while benefiting from e-commerce growth. Both stocks are expected to benefit from falling interest rates and favorable economic conditions for the real estate sector.
The author highlights EPR's massive $100 billion addressable market opportunity, recent box office recovery, and upcoming growth acceleration after years of intentional slowdown. The 6.4% dividend yield and potential for market-beating total returns support a positive outlook.
PositiveThe Motley Fool• Matt Frankel, Cfp
Prediction: These 3 Stocks Will Soar in 2026
Matt Frankel identifies three stocks he believes could gain 40% or more in 2026, despite the S&P 500 trading near all-time highs. Based on current market conditions and interest rate projections for 2026, the analyst highlights opportunities in undervalued stocks that could deliver significant returns.
Analyst holds a position in the company and it is recommended as one of three stocks expected to soar in 2026. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends the stock.
PositiveThe Motley Fool• Reuben Gregg Brewer
3 Stocks That Cut You a Check Each Month
The article highlights three monthly dividend-paying REITs suitable for different investor profiles: Realty Income offers a conservative 5.6% yield with 30 years of annual dividend increases; Agree Realty provides faster growth at 4.3% yield with 6% annualized dividend growth; and EPR Properties offers an aggressive 7% yield as a turnaround story with exposure to experiential properties.
Presented as a turnaround story with the highest yield at 7% on fairly strong ground. While acknowledging dividend cut during COVID and ongoing exposure to struggling movie theater business (37% of portfolio), the article notes reasonable FFO payout ratio and reinstatement of dividend growth, appealing to aggressive investors.
PositiveThe Motley Fool• Matt Dilallo
Got $2,000 to Invest in December? These Dividend Stocks Could Turn It into a Monthly Stream of Passive Income in 2026.
The article highlights three REITs that offer monthly dividend payments and potential growth in 2026: EPR Properties, Healthpeak Properties, and Realty Income. These companies have diverse real estate portfolios and track records of dividend increases.
Expanded portfolio with new investments, raised dividend by 3.5%, and positioned for continued growth in 2026
PositiveThe Motley Fool• Matt Dilallo
Looking to Start Earning Passive Income in November? Check Out These Top High-Yielding Monthly Dividend Stocks.
The article highlights three high-yielding monthly dividend REITs that offer potential passive income opportunities: EPR Properties, Stag Industrial, and Realty Income. These companies provide steady dividend yields and have strategies for portfolio expansion and consistent dividend increases.
Offers 7.2% monthly dividend yield, plans to invest $225-$275 million in development projects, and has increased dividend 3.5% this year with stable cash flow
PositiveGlobeNewswire Inc.• Aurea
Chiffre d’affaires du 3ème trimestre 2025 : 48,7 M€
AUREA reported a 14% decline in Q3 2025 revenue to €48.7M, impacted by US trade tariffs and raw material shortages. The group remains cautious about future performance amid geopolitical uncertainties while focusing on operational efficiency and strategic adaptations.
Continuing growth trajectory, supported by ongoing development in oil waste and polluted water treatment
NeutralThe Motley Fool• Reuben Gregg Brewer
3 Stocks That Cut You a Check Each Month
The article discusses three monthly dividend-paying REITs that could provide stable income for retirement: Realty Income, EPR Properties, and LTC Properties, each with unique investment characteristics and yields ranging from 5.3% to 6.5%.
Recovering from pandemic challenges, reducing movie theater exposure, offering 6.4% yield with potential turnaround opportunity
PositiveThe Motley Fool• Matt Frankel
2 High-Dividend Stocks That Are Still Dirt Cheap
Despite challenging market conditions, two real estate investment trusts (REITs) offer promising long-term investment opportunities: EPR Properties and Prologis, which provide attractive dividends and potential growth in experiential and logistics real estate sectors.
Strong current property portfolio, attractive 6.1% monthly dividend, potential for expansion as interest rates fall, and a large $100 billion investable property universe
PositiveThe Motley Fool• Matt Dilallo
Investing $50,000 Into These Top Real Estate Dividend Stocks Could Produce Nearly $250 of Passive Income Each Month
The article discusses three Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) that can generate consistent monthly passive income through dividend payments, highlighting their stable rental income, long-term leases, and potential for dividend growth.
Focuses on experiential real estate, plans to invest $200-300 million annually, expects 4.3% cash flow per share growth, and recently increased monthly dividend by 3.5%
NeutralGlobeNewswire Inc.• Aurea
Résultats semestriels 2025
AUREA reported a challenging first half of 2025, with consolidated revenue of €106.1M, down 5% year-on-year, primarily due to US aluminum tariffs and international trade tensions. The company experienced operational challenges across multiple business segments, resulting in a net loss of €0.5M.
Maintained growth dynamics in waste treatment and pollution management sectors
NeutralThe Motley Fool• Matt Dilallo
The Smartest Dividend Stocks to Buy With $500 Right Now
Three REITs (Realty Income, EPR Properties, and W.P. Carey) are positioned to benefit from potential interest rate cuts, offering attractive dividend yields and strategic investment approaches in the current economic environment.
Focuses on experiential real estate, offers 6.7% monthly dividend, and aims for 3-4% annual income growth
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