Saul Centers, Inc. announced a quarterly dividend of $0.59 per common share, payable on October 30, 2026, to shareholders of record by October 15, 2026. This dividend amount remains the same as the previous quarter and the comparable quarter last year. Additionally, the company declared dividends on its Series D and Series E preferred stocks, payable on October 15, 2026. Saul Centers operates a portfolio of 62 properties, mainly shopping centers in the Washington, DC/Baltimore area, generating most of its income from these assets. The stable dividend reflects the company's consistent performance amid various market risks outlined in its recent reports.
Saul Centers' dividend announcement is presented here with related market data for context. For readers following the Real Estate sector, 16 of 22 priced US stocks rose and 5 fell on Pluang today. EQIX was priced at USD 1,025.11 with a 0.88% increase and 100% sell order activity, OPEN was at USD 2.57 with a 0.77% decrease and 73% buy order activity, and JLL was at USD 337.68 with a 0.73% decrease. These figures are as of Sep 18, 2026 03:21 WIB.
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