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Retail Properties of America

  • Room For Retail Properties of America To Grow

    By Mark Lin - March 12, 2013 | Tickers: DDR, KIM, RPAI

    Retail Properties of America (NYSE: RPAI) is a real estate investment trust that owns and operates shopping centers across 35 states. It is one of the largest owners and operators of shopping centers in the United States with 230 properties including power centers, community centers, neighborhood centers and lifestyle centers and single-user retail properties. Retail Properties of America also held interests in 10 office properties, two industrial properties, 22 retail more »

  • Why You Should Love the Realty Income Deal As Much As Luxor Capital

    By Marshall Hargrave - January 22, 2013 | Tickers: ALX, ARCT, CWH, FRT, O, RPAI

    Luxor Capital Partners bumped its ownership of American Realty Capital Trust Inc (NASDAQ: ARCT) in early January, as shareholders of the REIT were still in debate over whether or not to accept Realty Income Corp (NYSE: O)’s acquisition offer. Luxor Capital and Christian Leone made American Realty one of its newest holdings during the third quarter, and with the early January purchase doubled its stake from 7.8 million more »

  • Insiders Bought This REIT, Should You?

    By Meena Krishnamsetty - December 18, 2012 | Tickers: DDR, KIM, RPAI, SPG

    According to a Form 4 filed with the SEC, Kenneth Masick purchased 4,700 shares of Retail Properties of America (NYSE: RPAI) on December 14 at an average price of $11.92 per share. Masick serves on the company’s Board of Directors and so this transaction had to be reported as an insider purchase. This gives Masick a total of 7,700 shares held directly; he had bought the more »

  • The MVP of the REITs

    By Ryan Guenette - August 29, 2012 | Tickers: IRC, KIM, NNN, O, RPAI

    Recent report displays an economic environment that is mildly darkening. China’s magnificent growth story is not over, but is significantly slowing, prompting officials to scheme up plans for a “soft landing.” The entire continent of Europe is engrossed in recession. The International Monetary Fund is meeting with the purpose of saving the euro currency, which has proven to be a monumental task. The American economy is puttering along, threatening more »

  • Why This Company Is “O” So Rewarding

    By Ryan Guenette - August 28, 2012 | Tickers: IRC, KIM, O, ROIC, RPAI

    The United States’ unemployment rate is again on the rise. The entire European Union is on the brink of falling into recession, as the International Monetary Fund attempts to present a response that will keep the continent currency alive. The Chinese Government is realizing their growth trend is downward sloping, and is attempting to make a “soft landing” from their glory days. Even Wall Street traders do not believe in more »