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EPR Properties
EPR · NYSEReal Estate (Experiential Net-Lease REIT)
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Company details
Market cap
~$4.6B
P/FFO ratio
~11.7×
Div yield
~6.2%
FFOAA/sh (FY25)
$5.12
Revenue (FY25)
$718M
Rev. growth
+3%
Properties
~330
Occupancy
~99%
In plain English
EPR Properties is the specialist landlord of American fun — it owns ~330 movie theatres, Topgolf ranges, waterparks, ski resorts, gyms and other 'go-out' venues and rents them on long triple-net leases where the operator pays the taxes, insurance and upkeep. The rent flows back out as a monthly dividend. Its biggest exposure is movie theatres (~37% of rent) leased to AMC and Regal, and its single largest tenant is Topgolf (~14% of revenue) — a concentration that makes it a higher-yield, higher-drama bet than a diversified net-lease REIT like Realty Income.
In simple terms
What EPR Properties really sells
EPR Properties is the specialist landlord of American fun — it owns ~330 movie theatres, Topgolf ranges, waterparks, ski resorts, gyms and other 'go-out' venues and rents them on long triple-net leases where the operator pays the taxes, insurance and upkeep. The rent flows back out as a monthly dividend. Its biggest exposure is movie theatres (~37% of rent) leased to AMC and Regal, and its single largest tenant is Topgolf (~14% of revenue) — a concentration that makes it a higher-yield, higher-drama bet than a diversified net-lease REIT like Realty Income.
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