Yahoo Finance Health Care REIT Quote Pages

Datadory packages Yahoo Finance's per-ticker quote pages for the whole listed US health care REIT universe into one rectangular feed. Roughly 15-25 real estate investment trusts trade on the NYSE and Nasdaq with health care as the underlying asset - Welltower (WELL), Ventas (VTR), Alexandria Real Estate Equities (ARE), Healthpeak Properties (DOC), Omega Healthcare Investors (OHI) and CareTrust REIT (CTRE) chief among them - and each carries its own structured page of pricing, statistics, financial statements, holders and news. Everything on those pages parses: the quote header, the detail panel, the key-statistics strip, even the industry tag ('REIT - Healthcare Facilities') that turns sector membership into a field instead of a label you eyeball.

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A quote snapshot reads as one flat row per ticker. Welltower, the sector's largest resident:

symbol                    WELL
regularMarketPrice        237.40
regularMarketPrevClose    235.73
regularMarketOpen         235.90
bid / ask                 227.00 x 30000 / 237.80 x 10000
regularMarketDayRange     235.11 - 238.78
fiftyTwoWeekLowHigh       163.75 - 255.20
volume                    2,683,400
averageVolume             3,123,456
marketCap                 171064000000
beta                      0.76
peRatio                   105.04
epsTrailingTwelveMonths   2.26
forwardDividendAndYield   3.40 (1.43%)
industry                  REIT - Healthcare Facilities
classification            Welltower Inc. Overview - REIT - Healthcare Facilities / Real Estate

Daily history arrives as the classic seven-column bar table, here two sessions of WELL:

date           open    high    low     close   adj_close  volume
Aug 20, 2026   235.90  238.79  235.11  237.40  237.40     2,683,400
Aug 19, 2026   235.44  236.72  234.30  235.73  235.73     2,274,100

Read the snapshot left to right and you have where the stock sits, what it costs to lean on either side of the book, how far it roamed today and over a year, what the market pays for its trailing earnings, and the distribution shareholders collect - all keyed by ticker, all numeric. adj_close is the modeler's column: it folds splits and dividend or capital-gain distributions back into the price series, which is non-optional housekeeping in a sector defined by its payouts.

Twenty-six core fields carry each ticker's payload across the quote snapshot and the daily history table - identity, pricing, depth of book, valuation and income columns sitting side by side. Definitions below were captured and verified from live pages on 2026-08-21, and every example is a real value off the WELL record rather than a synthetic placeholder. The deeper subpage panels - enterprise-value multiples, profitability ratios, holder registers and statement line items - fold into your sample on request rather than cluttering the core dictionary.

Geography - every US-listed health care REIT on the NYSE and Nasdaq: the complete 'REIT - Healthcare Facilities' industry set of roughly 15-25 constituents. The companies themselves run senior housing, medical office, laboratory and long-term-care portfolios across the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada, so company profiles carry cross-border property exposure even though every listing is American.

Temporal - three layers stacked per ticker: a current-session quote snapshot, daily OHLCV tables running roughly 100-250 sessions per pull with selectable ranges stretching to a ticker's full listing history, and financial statements spanning several annual and quarterly periods.

Granularity - per-ticker and per-day, with session-level quote fields (bid, ask, day range, market capitalization) captured alongside the daily bars so intraday color survives the aggregation.

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• Quant screens and backtests - twenty-six numeric columns per ticker per day, uniform across constituents, drop straight into factor work: value tilts on trailing P/E, income tilts on distribution yield, momentum on adjusted closes. The quant backtesting workflow starts here.
• Peer-relative analysis - each page names its comparables (VTR, DOC, OHI and CTRE orbit WELL), and because every constituent reports identical fields on the same days, a senior-housing-versus-lab-space spread is a group-by rather than a mapping exercise.
• Price monitoring and alerting - track medical-office and senior-housing landlords against day ranges, 52-week bands and average volume; the price monitoring pattern runs on exactly these columns.
• Exposure and concentration reporting - market caps, betas and sector tags roll up into sector weightings for portfolio memos and market maps.

Investors and quant researchers lead the relevance scoring in Datadory's tagging research: this is the only equity-market feed among the eight primary health-care-reits datasets, and it prices the sector daily while every other source covers health-care delivery. Investor and quant workflows pair it with Nareit benchmarks.

Data scientists and ML engineers get a clean, rectangular panel - one row per ticker per day, typed columns, no unit soup - which is rarer than it sounds in market data; see data scientist workflows.

Journalists, academics and students cite named tickers with concrete numbers - a market cap, a 52-week band, a trailing P/E - without negotiating a data agreement first; journalist and academic workflows cover attribution practice.

Notes that pair well with this page:

• Health care reits data hub - the pooled industry view this record sits inside, alongside the delivery-side sources that measure tenants and utilization.
• Best health care reits datasets - the ranked alternatives when a project needs sector index returns or operating fundamentals rather than per-ticker market data.
• The Yahoo Finance source profile - who publishes these pages, what they contain and what they leave out.
• FFO - funds from operations, the REIT-specific earnings measure these quote pages do not compute for you; bring the statements, apply the definition.
• REIT dividend yield - the income half of a health care REIT's total return, and the companion to the adjusted-close column.