Listed real estate
The public comparable
What a listed landlord actually pays out, reported under exchange rules and updated daily, next to what the same city yields on the ground. A trailing dividend is a fact with a filing behind it, which is the hardest number in property to argue with.
Median yield
7.10%
Priced
2026-10-22
CompanySectorPrice12 monthsTrendYieldCountry
Corporacion Inmobiliaria VestaVESTA.MXCorporación Inmobiliaria Vesta is a Mexican real estate company that owns, develops, and manages industrial properties and distribution centres across major manufacturing and trade corridors in Mexico.IndustrialMXN 67.55+18.5%2.28%MexicoCyrela Brazil RealtyCYRE3.SACyrela Brazil Realty S.A.DeveloperBRL 34.39-3.8%7.94%BrazilFibra MacquarieFIBRAMQ12.MXFibra Macquarie is a Mexican real estate investment trust (FIBRA) that owns and operates industrial, logistics, and commercial real estate across Mexico.IndustrialMXN 46.03+45%7.1%MexicoFibra UnoFUNO11.MXDiversifiedMXN 32.96+24.4%7.69%MexicoIguatemiIGTI11.SARetailBRL 31.97+21.1%2.11%BrazilMultiplanMULT3.SARetailBRL 37.25+23.5%3.12%BrazilPrices as quoted on the primary exchange, converted from minor units where an exchange quotes in them. The twelve-month move is price only and excludes dividends. Yield is the trailing twelve months of declared dividends over the latest price, left blank where a security has under a year of history. Readings refresh daily. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation. See methodology.