Monmouth Real Estate Investment (MNR-PC) Stock Analysis

What Monmouth Real Estate Investment does

Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corporation (MNR-PC), founded in 1968, stands as one of the world's most enduring publicly traded equity REITs. The company specializes in single-tenant, net-leased industrial properties, predominantly secured by long-term agreements with creditworthy, investment-grade occupants. Operating as a fully integrated and self-managed real estate firm, Monmouth maintains a diverse portfolio. This collection includes 121 properties, totaling approximately 24.5 million square feet of leasable space, strategically distributed across 31 states. Demonstrating strong performance, the portfolio currently boasts an impressive occupancy rate of 99.7%. Since February 25, 2022, Monmouth Real Estate Investment Corporation has functioned as a subsidiary of Industrial Logistics Properties Trust.

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What is the ticker symbol for Monmouth Real Estate Investment?

Monmouth Real Estate Investment trades under the ticker MNR-PC on NYSE.

Which exchange is MNR-PC listed on?

MNR-PC is listed on NYSE.

What sector does Monmouth Real Estate Investment operate in?

Monmouth Real Estate Investment is classified in the Real Estate sector (REIT - Industrial industry).

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