Alpine Income Property Trust (PINE) is recommended as a buy due to its strong income generation and attractive valuation, even though its share price has softened recently. The company’s small portfolio allows for selective acquisitions, driving an 11% annual growth in adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) per share since Q2 2024, with promising growth expected in 2026. While tenant concentration risk exists, this is mitigated by having 50% investment-grade tenants, a 99.5% occupancy rate, and a long weighted average lease term of 9.3 years. PINE trades at a low price-to-AFFO multiple, offers a 6.3% dividend yield, and maintains a conservative 57% payout ratio, supporting both income appeal and potential upside for investors.
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