Tom Werner
Global Medical REIT (NYSE:GMRE) offers quite an attractive way to get leverage on rate cuts, with the potential for a very nice recovery in case the Fed cuts the rates enough for them to not feel high
Global Medical REIT: Dividend Cut, CEO Changed, And Likely Undervalued
Summary
- Global Medical REIT offers attractive leverage to potential Fed rate cuts, with significant recovery upside if refinancing pressures ease and rates get cut.
- Global Medical REIT trades at a compelling discount to equity, boasts a solid balance sheet, and maintains a high dividend yield even after a recent cut.
- Key risks include a major 2026 debt maturity and possible further dividend cuts if refinancing rates remain elevated, but long-term prospects are positive.
- Valuation suggests ~27.5% upside from current prices, making GMRE a Buy, especially as rate cuts and M&A potential could further boost returns.
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