Four NYSE-listed triple-net REITs—VICI Properties, W.P. Carey, NNN REIT, and EPR Properties—are currently better buys than Realty Income, offering higher yields (up to 8%), faster dividend growth, and diversified tenant bases including casinos, retail, and entertainment venues. Each REIT has raised its dividend this year, maintains high occupancy rates (above 98.5%), and shows strong adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) coverage. These REITs provide investors with inflation protection, monthly income options, and long lease terms, making them attractive alternatives for income-focused portfolios. Upcoming earnings reports will reveal if their growth and dividend trends continue.
VICI Properties offers a dividend yield of 7.97% and trades with a market cap of $25.43 billion, compared to Realty Income's 5.87% yield and $52.52 billion market cap as of Oct 20, 2026, 20:31 WIB. On Pluang, VICI's volume is 10,346,220 shares with a typical hold time of 45 days, while Realty Income's volume is 7,012,838 shares with a longer hold time of 128 days. This data highlights the active trading and higher income potential of VICI relative to Realty Income at the given time.
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