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
2.99%
Priced
2026-09-12
CompanySectorPrice12 monthsTrendYieldCountry
CastellumCAST.STOfficeSEK 130.25+20.8%0.95%SwedenDerwent LondonDLN.LDerwent London plc is a United Kingdom-based real estate investment trust that owns, develops, and manages central London commercial property.OfficeGBP 18.36+4.3%4.47%United KingdomEntraENTRA.OLOfficeNOK 101.2-10.1%2.17%NorwayFabegeFABG.STOfficeSEK 70.15-16.1%2.99%SwedenGecinaGFC.PAGecina is a French real estate investment trust (SIIC) focused on holding, managing, and developing property assets.OfficeEUR 65.95-18.1%8.34%FranceGreat Portland EstatesGPE.LOfficeGBP 3.046-8.5%2.69%United KingdomIcadeICAD.PAOfficeEUR 16.95-19.7%11.33%FranceInmobiliaria ColonialCOL.MCOfficeEUR 5.08-7.4%6.3%SpainPSP Swiss PropertyPSPN.SWOfficeCHF 146.7+5.5%2.69%SwitzerlandPrices 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.