EPR stock price today is hovering around $43.75, showing mild volatility in early trading as REITs react to changing interest rate expectations. Analysts note that EPR Properties, with its focus on experiential real estate, may benefit from leisure and entertainment demand in Q3 The S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrat Index seeks to track the performance of companies with at least 20 consecutive years of dividend growth with an average dividend yield of 3%. According to a report by S&P Dow Jones Indices, in a backdrop of slowing growth but rising inflation, the index achieved a monthly average total return of 0.39% from 1999 through April 2024, surpassing the benchmark by approximately 120 basis points. Historically, inflationary environments have typically benefited short-duration stocks like Dividend Aristocrat companies. During slow growth phases with declining inflation, the performance of the High Yield Dividend Aristocrats has aligned closely with the benchmark. The report further mentioned that the dividend growth rate for the index also surpassed inflation over the long term. (NYSE: EPR) stock has been red-hot over the past year, rallying more than 40%. That surge has driven the real estate investment trust's (REIT) dividend yield down to 5.8%. Here's a look at whether the landlord is still an attractive option for those seeking to generate passive income. EPR stock price showed minor gains today, reaching $43.85 after better-than-expected retail foot traffic reports. Strong consumer engagement in entertainment venues is likely to bolster rental revenue streams. Analysts forecast mid-single-digit growth in FFO for the remainder of