In 2016, Starwood Capital Group Chairman and CEO Barry Sternlicht left Greenwich, Connecticut, and moved to Miami Beach, near the headquarters of publicly traded arm Starwood Property Trust and its 300 workers. A new office building for the REIT, developed with Miami-based Integra Investments, topped off earlier this month.
Speaking on CNBC Tuesday, Sternlicht and another famous Miamian, baseball player-turned-entrepreneur Alex Rodriguez, spoke about why they chose to operate in South Florida and about teaming up on Starwood s new building. Courtesy PR Newsfoto/Starwood Property Trust Inc. Design/rendering by Gensler. A rendering shows the Starwood Property Trust building in Miami Beach.
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Income investors generally want to maximize their dividend yield, but unfortunately, a winning investment strategy is not as simple as running a screener and buying shares of the stocks with the highest yields at a given moment. A dividend yield might reach high levels because the market is pricing the stock with the assumption that the dividend per share will decline in the future.
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Dine Brands (NYSE:DIN) is having an interesting 2020, to say the least. The company announced a CEO transition in May, near the peak of the COVID-19 crisis. It took five months to find a replacement for Stephen Joyce, who guided the company through a fairly successful turnaround over the last three years. Now that the corner-office handoff is ready for completion on Jan. 4, the parent company of IHOP and Applebee s is struggling again.