GameStop Corp. (GME): Three Stocks to Get on Your Watchlist

On the other end of the spectrum, even if interest rates again fall back near historically low levels, homebuilders — sensing that a rise in interest rates is imminent when the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing known as QE3 ends – may boost production and, thus, flood the market with inventory and kill whatever pricing power they had.

In every aspect, rental communities, which already have few vacancies, are in prime position to utilize their pricing power to kick rents higher, and drive up their funds from operations. Even with a slight drop in occupancy rates in the first-quarter of 60 basis points, AIMCO still delivered 95.4% overall occupancy — more than enough to drive up rental prices by 3.9% in the first-quarter.

In my opinion, AIMCO, with it’s 3.1%  yield and ample pricing power, will continue to deliver for shareholders.

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