Spieker Properties Declares 70-Cent Fourth Quarter Dividend for Common Shareholders

MENLO PARK, CA-The locally-based office and industrial REIT also declared dividends for its B, C and E series of Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock. Those per-share dividends were 59 cents, 49 cents and 50 cents, respectively.

By Brian K. Miller | December 06, 2000 at 01:01 AM

Spieker Properties owns and operates approximately 40 million square feet of commercial real estate in California and the Pacific Northwest. The company's share price stood at $53.43 at the close of markets Wednesday, off 25 cents from the previous day's close. The company's 52-week high-low is $32.25-$59.12. The high came in the middle of September; the low came in the middle of December 1999.

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