SPG
Simon Property Group, Inc. · Real Estate · REIT - Retail
Last
$203.94
+$1.34 (+0.66%) 4:00 PM ET
After hours $203.85 −$0.09 (−0.04%) 12:25 AM ET
Prev close $202.60
Open $202.14
Day high $205.12
Day low $202.14
Volume 1,944,026
Avg vol 1,715,937
Mkt cap
$66.30B
P/E ratio
14.39
FY Revenue
$6.36B
EPS
14.17
Gross Margin
85.54%
Sector
Real Estate
AI report sections
SPG
Simon Property Group, Inc.
Simon Property Group shows upward price momentum near its 52-week high with multiple bullish technical signals, while its fundamentals feature high margins and substantial free cash flow generation. At the same time, elevated leverage, premium valuation multiples, and a high intraday short volume ratio introduce balance-sheet and sentiment-related risks. The stock combines a sizable dividend yield and high reported ROE with modest revenue growth and a recent decline in net cash balance.
AI summarized at 3:29 PM ET, 2026-01-30
AI summary scores
INTRADAY: 72 SWING: 78 LONG: 69
Volume vs average
Intraday (cumulative)
+74% (Above avg)
Vol/Avg: 1.74×
RSI
64.91 (Strong)
Strong (60–70)
MACD momentum
Intraday
-0.05 (Weak)
MACD: 0.14 Signal: 0.19
Short-Term
+0.23 (Strong)
MACD: 3.63 Signal: 3.39
Long-Term
+0.59 (Strong)
MACD: 4.92 Signal: 4.33
Intraday trend score 77.92

Latest news

SPG 12 articles Positive: 6 Neutral: 6 Negative: 0
Positive Investing.com • Chris Markoch
2 REITs That Look Attractive in a Stable Rate Environment

Kevin Warsh's nomination as Federal Reserve chair provides rate predictability that benefits REITs. Simon Property Group and Healthpeak Properties are highlighted as attractive REIT investments, with SPG benefiting from strong retail consumer spending and DOC positioned to capitalize on aging demographics in healthcare real estate. A barbell strategy combining both REITs is recommended to balance growth upside with defensive stability.

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Sentiment note

Record FFO, mid-single-digit NOI growth, mid-90% occupancy rates, successful rent increases, and strong capital allocation through dividends and buybacks indicate healthy operations catering to affluent consumers in the K-shaped economy.

Positive The Motley Fool • Thomas Niel
3 REITs Every Investor Should Know About

The article recommends three high-quality REITs for diversified portfolios: Realty Income (O) for steady monthly dividends with 30+ years of annual increases; Prologis (PLD), an industrial REIT leader with strong dividend growth and potential upside from data center expansion; and Simon Property Group (SPG), a luxury retail REIT with quality assets and consistent dividend growth. REITs have historically outperformed the S&P 500 over longer periods with lower volatility.

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Sentiment note

Recommended for its focus on high-quality luxury retail assets, 4.2% forward dividend yield, consistent dividend growth, and strategic acquisitions like the Taubman purchase expected to be accretive to earnings in 2027.

Neutral Benzinga • Prnewswire
Simon Property Group Announces Reporting Information For 2025 Distributions

Simon Property Group announced its 2025 year-end tax reporting information for shareholders. The REIT disclosed tax details including Section 1061 reporting requirements and noted that REIT dividends are eligible for a 20% deduction under Section 199A for eligible taxpayers.

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Sentiment note

The article is a routine tax reporting disclosure with no material business developments, earnings surprises, or strategic announcements. It provides standard tax information for investors without indicating positive or negative business performance.

Neutral The Motley Fool • Josh Kohn-Lindquist
SCHH vs. RWR: Which U.S. REIT ETF Reigns Supreme?

Schwab U.S. REIT ETF (SCHH) and State Street SPDR Dow Jones REIT ETF (RWR) offer different trade-offs for REIT investors. SCHH features a lower 0.07% expense ratio and larger $8.5B asset base, while RWR delivers higher 3.87% dividend yield and superior 5-year performance with a 7% CAGR versus SCHH's 6.3%. The author recommends RWR despite its higher 0.25% expense ratio due to its outperformance track record and income generation, though SCHH may suit cost-conscious investors.

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Sentiment note

Mentioned as a top holding in RWR with no specific commentary; included as part of the fund's portfolio composition.

Neutral The Motley Fool • Adam Palasciano
Why This Big Real Estate Investor Just Walked Away From an $18 Million Kite Realty Stake

Land & Buildings Investment Management sold its entire $18.3 million stake in Kite Realty Group Trust, signaling potential challenges in the retail real estate investment trust (REIT) sector amid rising interest rates and changing consumer habits.

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Sentiment note

Remains a top holding for the investment management firm, indicating continued interest in retail real estate

Neutral The Motley Fool • Adam Palasciano
Land & Buildings Just Ditched Rexford—Should REIT Investors Care?

Land & Buildings Investment Management sold its entire $20 million stake in Rexford Industrial Realty, signaling potential challenges in the REIT market amid high interest rates and slower transaction activity.

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Sentiment note

Mentioned as a top holding in the fund, with no specific negative or positive indicators in the article

Positive The Motley Fool • Reuben Gregg Brewer
3 Financial Stocks That Could Be About to Benefit From a Rate Cut

Federal Reserve rate cuts could positively impact financial stocks, particularly REITs like AGNC Investment, W.P. Carey, and Simon Property Group, by potentially lowering borrowing costs and stimulating economic growth.

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Sentiment note

Rate cuts could boost consumer confidence, increase mall foot traffic, and potentially improve tenant occupancy and sales

Neutral The Motley Fool • Matt Dilallo
Better Dividend Stock: Simon Property Group vs. Federal Realty Investment Trust

The article compares two retail Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), Federal Realty and Simon Property Group, analyzing their dividend potential, property quality, financial strength, and growth prospects.

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Sentiment note

Owns high-quality malls and outlets, expects modest 1.3-3.3% FFO growth, solid financial profile but facing challenges in retail real estate sector

Neutral The Motley Fool • Reuben Gregg Brewer
Big Yields, Big Companies, Big Investment Opportunities

The article discusses three high-yield Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) that offer attractive dividend opportunities: Prologis, Realty Income, and Simon Property Group, each with unique investment characteristics and potential.

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Sentiment note

High 5.2% dividend yield but with historical dividend cuts during economic downturns, focusing on high-quality mall properties with potential long-term resilience

Positive Benzinga • Piero Cingari
Mortgage Applications Jump 11% As Buyers Rush In Ahead Of Fed Decision

Mortgage applications surged 11% last week as buyers rushed to take advantage of slightly lower interest rates ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy decision. The jump signals a resurgence in housing market activity amid mixed economic signals.

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Sentiment note

The article notes that Simon Property Group Inc. gained 1.6%, leading the charge among the broader real estate sector, suggesting a positive sentiment.

Positive GlobeNewswire Inc. • Clear
CLEAR, an Official TSA PreCheck® Enrollment Provider, Expands Enrollment and Renewal Options by Opening New Simon® Mall Locations

CLEAR, an authorized TSA PreCheck enrollment provider, is expanding its enrollment and renewal services by opening new locations at Simon malls in Sunrise, Florida; Orlando, Florida; Houston, Texas; and Atlanta, Georgia. This move aims to make TSA PreCheck more accessible and convenient for travelers.

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Sentiment note

Simon, the owner of the malls where CLEAR is opening new locations, is portrayed as a collaborative partner in enhancing the shopper experience by offering this convenient service.

Positive GlobeNewswire Inc. • N/A
Kering: Press release - Kering and Simon announce the sale of The Mall Luxury Outlets

Kering and Simon announced the completion of the sale of 100% of The Mall Luxury Outlets entities held by Kering to Simon, a US real estate investment trust. The sale will generate net proceeds of approximately €350 million for Kering.

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Sentiment note

Simon, a leading real estate investment trust, is acquiring The Mall Luxury Outlets, which aligns with their strategy of owning premier shopping, dining, and entertainment destinations. This acquisition will allow them to continue the successful operation of The Mall.

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