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Rexford Industrial (REXR) and EastGroup Properties (EGP) are both industrial REITs, with Rexford Industrial classed as Infill Southern California and EastGroup Properties as Sunbelt Shallow-Bay. Here is how they compare on verified numbers as of the October 19, 2026 close, from dividends and debt to rate sensitivity and returns this year.
| Measure | Rexford Industrial (REXR) | EastGroup Properties (EGP) |
|---|---|---|
| Share price | $36.37 | $196.72 |
| Market cap | $8.1B | $10.6B |
| Dividend yield | 4.78% | 3.56% |
| Annual dividend per share | $1.74 | $7.00† |
| Pays | Quarterly | Quarterly |
| Consecutive years of dividend increases | 11 | 14 |
| Dividend growth per year, 2020 to 2025 | 14.9% | 13.9% |
| Dividend increase in 2026 (confirmed in filings) | +1.2% | Not yet confirmed |
| Liabilities to assets | 32.2% (June 30) | 35.3% (June 30) |
| Revenue growth, latest quarter vs a year earlier | -1.6% | +9.1% |
| Price change year to date | -6.1% | +10.4% |
| Price change since Sept. 15 | -5.8% | -0.9% |
| 52-week range (closing) | $32.47 to $44.26 | $174.03 to $223.38 |
| Typical move per 0.25-point rise in the 10-year yield | -1.7% | -2.7% |
| REIT Rankings grade | B 75 | B 80 |
| Third-quarter 2026 results | Not yet filed; page updates when it is | Not yet filed; page updates when it is |
† The current dividend rate is above the per-share dividend in the latest 10-Q, consistent with a recent increase. The prior rate is confirmed by the filing; the new rate comes from payment records and is confirmed when the next 10-Q is filed.
Who Leads on Each Measure
| Measure | Leader |
|---|---|
| Higher dividend yield | Rexford Industrial |
| Longer dividend growth streak | EastGroup Properties |
| Faster five-year dividend growth | Rexford Industrial |
| Lower leverage | Rexford Industrial |
| Less sensitive to rising rates | Rexford Industrial |
| Better price change this year | EastGroup Properties |
| Higher REIT Rankings grade | EastGroup Properties |
Where They Differ
Rexford Industrial pays the higher yield, 4.78% against 3.56% for EastGroup Properties. EastGroup Properties has the longer record of raising its dividend, 14 straight years against 11. EastGroup Properties carries more leverage, with liabilities equal to 35.3% of assets against 32.2%. Over the past year EastGroup Properties has been more sensitive to Treasury yields, typically moving -2.7% for each 0.25-point rise in the 10-year yield against -1.7% for Rexford Industrial. This year Rexford Industrial shares have moved -6.1% and EastGroup Properties shares +10.4%.
Read the full profiles for portfolio, tenant and balance sheet detail: Rexford Industrial and EastGroup Properties.
How These Numbers Are Checked
Prices, returns and 52-week ranges are computed separately from Nasdaq and Cboe records and must agree. Dividend rates are checked against the per-share dividends in each company’s latest 10-Q, growth streaks against their 10-K filings, and leverage and revenue come from the balance sheets and income statements filed with the SEC. Third-quarter results replace the latest-quarter figures as soon as each company files. How we verify data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which pays a higher dividend, REXR or EGP?
Rexford Industrial yields 4.78% and pays $1.74 a share a year (quarterly); EastGroup Properties yields 3.56% and pays $7.00 (quarterly), as of October 19, 2026.
Which has raised its dividend longer, REXR or EGP?
Rexford Industrial: 11 consecutive years of increases; EastGroup Properties: 14 consecutive years of increases. Five-year dividend growth: 14.9% for Rexford Industrial and 13.9% for EastGroup Properties.
Which has more debt, REXR or EGP?
On the latest balance sheets, Rexford Industrial’s liabilities equal 32.2% of total assets and EastGroup Properties’s equal 35.3%. Book leverage is one measure; debt maturities and interest coverage matter too.
Which is more sensitive to interest rates, REXR or EGP?
Over the past year, Rexford Industrial has typically moved -1.7% and EastGroup Properties -2.7% for each 0.25-point rise in the 10-year Treasury yield. Since September 15, 2026, Rexford Industrial has moved -5.8% and EastGroup Properties -0.9%.
Is REXR or EGP the better investment?
REIT Rankings does not make buy, sell or hold calls. On our grades, which measure dividend safety, balance sheet, portfolio, growth and valuation, Rexford Industrial scores 75 and EastGroup Properties scores 80, so EastGroup Properties rates higher on business quality. Which suits you depends on whether you value current yield, dividend growth or lower rate risk more.
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