BXP Price Forecast Based on Dividend Discount Model

For dividend yielding stocks, the Dividend Discount Model (DDM) is a common valuation tool; it attempts to extrapolate a fair share price based primarily on the dividend the stock provides relative to a number of other quantiative aspects of its business. In the case of BXP, the dividend discount model StockNews created for the company implies a positive return of 25.58%. Digging deeper, the aspects of Boston Properties Inc's dividend discount model that we found most interesting were:

• BXP generates about 3 billion US dollars in revenue annually; in terms of how this translates into revenue, it has a dividend yield higher than 83.67% of companies in the mid revenue class.
• The stock's annual revenue of roughly $3 billion puts it in the mid-sized revenue class, where its estimated gain based on our dividend discount model price relative to its current share price is greater than 78.46% of companies in the same revenue class.
• In terms of who is growing the amount of dividends they return to shareholders, BXP boasts a higher growth rate in terms of its annual cash distributed to its owners than 9.46% of the dividend issuers in our set.

BXP Dividends vs. Peers