EPR Properties

EPR Properties’ stock rose to a 52-week high of $63.3 and is up 28% year to date; it has gained 10.45% over 12 months and 18% in six months. The company pays a monthly cash dividend of $0.31 per common share (annualized $3.72) and has a dividend yield of roughly 6% with 30 years of uninterrupted distributions. EPR secured new primarily unsecured credit facilities totaling $1.6 billion with an accordion option up to $2.6 billion. Analyst reactions include an upgrade to “Market Outperform” with a $70 price target and an increased target of $61; one analysis, however, rates the stock above its fair value. » More on de.investing.com

Gwendolyn Mary Johnson sold 2,000 EPR Properties shares in an indirect open-market transaction on June 23, 2026 under a prearranged 10b5-1 plan and now holds 14,213 shares indirectly with no direct holdings. The sale aligns with her historical selling pattern and does not signal a full exit. Analysts say the more significant signal is sustained demand for out-of-home experiences—EPR's portfolio was 99% leased last quarter—supporting a constructive long-term view despite short-term volatility in consumer discretionary real estate. » More on finance.yahoo.com

At the 2026 annual meeting, shareholders elected all nominated board of trustees members to one-year terms, voted in an advisory ballot to approve the named executives' compensation and confirmed KPMG as the independent auditor for 2026. Yes votes were mostly in the range of about 46–58 million depending on the item; there were several million abstentions and roughly 9.5 million broker non-votes. Separately, EPR Properties reported robust Q1 results with EPS of $0.74 (expectation $0.66) and revenue of $181.3 million (expectation $150.34 million); the stock showed a slight decline in premarket trading. » More on de.investing.com

Mark Alan Peterson, EVP & CFO of EPR Properties, sold 9,091 shares indirectly via the Jill J. Peterson Revocable Trust on April 14, 2026, for $500,005 (reported price $55), reducing his indirect holdings to 224,780 shares (a 3.89% cut). The sale was executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan established in December 2025 and follows a prior sale in March 2025, suggesting scheduled reduction rather than a reaction to new company developments. EPR’s fundamentals remain stable: 2025 revenue and adjusted FFO rose, occupancy is about 99%, management forecasts 2026 FFO of $5.28–$5.48, and the company plans further experiential asset investments; the stock is up ~16% over one year but has lagged the broader market. » More on finance.yahoo.com

EPR Properties agreed to buy a portfolio of seven regional parks from Six Flags for about $342 million, contributing $315 million with partners covering the remaining $27 million. The acquisition adds more than 1,600 acres, 418 attractions and roughly 4.5 million annual visitors to EPR’s experiential real estate portfolio. Operations will be handled by Enchanted Parks and current park schedules and season passes remain valid through 2026, while Six Flags branding rights expire after 2026. » More on finance.yahoo.com