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Exclusive News By Ian Cooper, Wednesday, March 4, 2026 Create a Steady Flow of Income with These 2 REITs When markets turn chaotic, the portfolio priorities tend to shift. Total return still matters, but cash flow starts to matter more—especially when inflation threatens purchasing power and volatility makes "sell shares to fund spending" feel less appealing. That's one reason real estate investment trusts (REITs) remain relevant. Most REITs are built to distribute a meaningful portion of taxable income, which can translate into regular dividends. And because many leases and contracts include escalators, REIT cash flows may prove more resilient than many investors expect during inflationary periods—though results vary widely by property type and balance sheet structure. Importantly, REITs are not bond substitutes. They can fall when rates rise, and they can underperform if occupancy, pricing power, or funding access weakens. Still, in an income-focused strategy, select REITs can serve as a practical tool for building a "paycheck" stream. Two names worth considering today sit at the center of the modern economy: wireless infrastructure and data centers. 1) Crown Castle: high yield tied to wireless infrastructure demand Company: Crown Castle (SYM: CCI) Crown Castle is one of the most recognizable "digital infrastructure" REITs in the U.S. The company owns, operates and leases ~40,000 cell towers and ~90,000 route miles of fiber supporting small cells and fiber solutions across major U.S. markets. The income feature Crown Castle recently declared a quarterly cash dividend of $1.0625 per share, payable March 31, 2026 to shareholders of record March 13, 2026. With CCI, the core appeal is straightforward: recurring lease revenue tied to wireless carrier demand, packaged inside a REIT dividend framework. That dividend can look especially attractive during periods when investors want cash flow and "real assets" exposure. What to watch under the hood Crown Castle's recent results show a business working through transition, which is both a risk and a potential opportunity. For fourth-quarter 2025, Crown Castle reported adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) per share of $1.12 and revenue of $1.07 billion, with revenue down year over year. Management has also been explicit that the company is in a period of change, with actions aimed at positioning the business to maximize shareholder value. That kind of language often signals strategic refocusing and cost/portfolio optimization—constructive if execution is strong, but not risk-free. Why Crown Castle can work in an income plan Defensive cash-flow characteristics: tower leases tend to be long duration, with contractual terms that can provide stability. Digital infrastructure demand: data usage, densification, and network upgrades can support ongoing leasing. Higher dividend profile: the payout can contribute meaningful portfolio income, assuming dividend policy holds. Risks that matter Rates and refinancing: REITs remain sensitive to interest-rate levels and credit spreads. Customer concentration: wireless infrastructure economics are tied to a small number of carriers. Business transition risk: strategic changes can take time to translate into improved cash flow and multiple expansion. Continue to Behind the Markets for the full article>>
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