CIM Finance’s dividend yield stands at 4.2%, an attractive figure for yield-seeking investors compared to sector median yields of 3.5%. Stability in payouts may keep long-term holders engaged. With this backdrop, let's take a look at some of the top REIT stocks that hedge funds are piling into. In this list, the notable names are Service Properties Trust (NASDAQ: SVC ), Brandywine Realty Trust (NYSE: BDN ), and Hudson Pacific Properties, Inc. (NYSE: HPP ). "Our Salt Lake City center is the first facility where we were able to fully showcase Novva’s vision for future-proof data center facilities that put sustainability, innovative technology, and client needs first, and we’re proud to continue that legacy with this second and third phase of construction," said Novva CEO Wes Swenson. "Above and beyond the sustainability and technological sophistication our facilities bring, the Salt Lake City campus offers our clients some of the lowest total cost of ownership in the industry in a strategic location that offers low-cost power, low disaster risk, low latency, dense long-haul fiber, proximity to an international airport, no sales tax on equipment purchases and a high-altitude cold desert climate." CIM Finance’s book value per share is reported at MUR 6.20, providing a cushion against downside risks and supporting fair value estimates near current trading levels.