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  1. Real EstateVICI▲ +0.85%· via SeekingAlpha

    VICI Properties Shares Rise 0.85% After Analyst Sees Overreaction to Tenant News

    VICI Properties Inc (VICI) common stock rose 0.85% to $25.04, recovering from near its 52-week low of $24.66. SeekingAlpha published analysis arguing the market overreacted to concerns about tenant privatization. The real estate investment trust has declined 25.08% over the past year and trades 10.61% below its 200-day average.

  2. Real EstateCCI▼ -1.36%· via Fintel

    Crown Castle shares fall 1.36% as JP Morgan cuts rating to underweight

    Crown Castle Inc (CCI) closed at $74.59, down 1.36% on the session. JP Morgan downgraded the real estate investment trust from neutral to underweight. The stock now trades 10.47% below its 200-day average and sits just 15.8% above its 52-week low of $69.72.

  3. Real EstateEQIX▼ -3.76%· via SeekingAlpha

    Equinix Inc shares fall 3.76% as executives speak at Barclays conference

    Equinix Inc (EQIX) common stock closed down 3.76% at $998.72 on September 14, 2026. The real estate investment trust's representatives participated in the Barclays Global Financial Services Conference that day. The stock now trades 7.36% above its 200-day moving average despite the session decline.

  4. Real EstateSPG▼ -0.01%· via SeekingAlpha

    Simon Property Group Recommended Over CBL as Macro Risks Rise

    Simon Property Group Inc (SPG) common stock traded flat at $204.81, down 0.01% in the session. An analysis published on SeekingAlpha recommended the mall REIT over CBL & Associates, citing better positioning amid rising macroeconomic risks. The stock sits at 49.2% of its 52-week range and carries an RSI of 24.6.

  5. Real EstateDLR▲ +1.73%· via Yahoo

    Digital Realty Trust Shares Rise 1.73% on Turkish Data Center Partnership

    Digital Realty Trust Inc (DLR) common stock gained 1.73% to $188.58. The company announced a joint venture with Rönesans Infrastructure to build data centers in Türkiye, targeting demand for cloud, AI and enterprise infrastructure. The stock trades 68.4% of the way through its 52-week range of $146.23 to $208.14.

  6. Real EstateINVH▼ -2.20%· via Yahoo

    Invitation Homes Sets $0.30 Quarterly Payout as Stock Falls 2.2%

    Invitation Homes Inc (INVH) common stock closed down 2.20% at $27.56 on volume 2.17 times its 20-day average. The real estate investment trust declared a $0.30 per share quarterly dividend payable October 16, 2026, to shareholders of record as of September 24. The stock trades 7.36% below its 50-day moving average.

  7. Real EstateCBRE▼ -1.21%· via Yahoo

    CBRE Group Falls 1.21% as Firm Projects Office Job Growth Through 2031

    CBRE Group Inc (CBRE) common stock closed at $137.99, down 1.21% on the session. The real estate services firm released projections showing 0.9% annual office-job growth and declining vacancy rates through 2031, with artificial intelligence-related office demand expected to concentrate in higher-quality buildings. The stock trades at 31.0% of its 52-week range.

  8. Real EstateO▼ -0.90%· via SeekingAlpha

    Realty Income Corp Shares Fall 0.90% Amid Dividend Stock Reassessment

    Realty Income Corp (O) closed at $59.57, down 0.90% in the session. The real estate investment trust has delivered a 1-year return of just 0.13% and trades 5.60% below its 50-day average. The stock's RSI of 20.1 signals oversold conditions following a recent earnings miss in Q2 FY2026, when EPS of 0.37 fell short of the 0.42 estimate.

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