“Compared with other SWANs, HTA has an attractive 4.4% yield with likely 5-6% growth forecasted. We have witnessed this company’s disciplined management style in the past, and we’re now witnessing the power of its scale advantage.” (Read Full Article at Forbes.com)
“Healthcare Realty Trust Incorporated’s consensus price target is $30, while its potential downside is -7.92%. On the other hand, Healthcare Trust of America Inc.’s potential upside is 2.69% and its consensus price target is $29. The data from earlier shows that analysts opinion suggest that Healthcare Trust of America Inc. seems more appealing than Healthcare […]
“Investors should recognize that Healthcare Trust of America has evolved into a dominant (scale advantage) REIT with an enviable balance sheet (rated BBB). Although MOBs were once considered an alternative property sector, institutional capital has warmed up to MOBs and Healthcare Trust of America is now considered a highly defensive healthcare pick.” (Read Full Article […]
“The U.S healthcare industry is witnessing a shift of medical services from inpatient to the outpatient environment. In fact, soaring demand for medical office buildings (MOBs) has largely fueled outpatient medical growth. The increasing popularity of MOBs can be tied to the fact that these are considered the safest healthcare realties. This is because MOBs […]
HTA has stuck to its niche and acquired only high quality medical office buildings at attractive valuations. Other REITS have bought vast amounts of whatever has a favorable cap rate, or immediate profit margin, to make short-term dividend coverage look better. HTA selected assets in a rapid but efficient manner and did not over pay […]
Healthcare Trust of America is a promising long-term income vehicle. HTA is a long-term play on rising costs in the healthcare sector. Healthcare Trust of America has an investment-grade rated balance sheet and robust dividend coverage stats. However, shares are about fairly valued, in my view. The dividend is growing and an investment in HTA […]