What does drug stores — accumulated depreciation mean?

This metric represents the cumulative depreciation expense recognized against the buildings and improvements in the drug store segment over time. It serves as a contra-asset account that reduces the gross book value of the properties to their net book value.

Realty Income O Drug Stores — Accumulated Depreciation

Other product segments

Convenience Store

$833.91M—

Grocery

$797.39M—

Dollar Stores

$740.4M—

Health and Fitness

$502.45M—

Restaurants-Quick Service

$476.15M—

Home Improvement

$416.6M—

Restaurants-Casual

$360.16M—

Theaters

$338.74M—

Transportation Services

$338.32M—

General Merchandise

$306.9M—

Wholesale Club

$262.2M—

Automotive Services

$259.89M—

Health Care

$218.63M—

Automotive Tire Services

$175.34M—

Apparel

$164.19M—

Automotive Parts

$156.05M—

Child Care

$152.83M—

Sporting Goods

$143.4M—

Motor Vehicle Dealerships

$140.98M—

Financial Services

$128.63M—

Home Furnishings

$125.89M—

Gaming

$112.53M—

Automotive Collision Service

$108.82M—

Pet Supplies and Services

$88.51M—

Diversified Industrial

$82.86M—

Crafts and Novelties

$80.62M—

Beverage

$76.43M—

Packaging

$75.25M—

Entertainment

$70.7M—

Aerospace

$64.18M—

Food Processing

$58.31M—

Other Manufacturing

$53.72M—

Consumer Goods

$43.52M—

Consumer Electronics

$40.65M—

Equipment Services

$26.68M—

Education

$21.37M—

Other

$20.3M—

Shoe Stores

$17.06M—

Energy

$14.49M—

Machinery

$13.38M—

Warehousing and Storage

$12.16M—

Jewelry

$12.16M—

Health and Beauty

$11.45M—

Advertising

$9.8M—

Office Supplies

$9.72M—

Paper

$5.96M—

Telecommunications

$3.79M—

Consumer Appliances

$1.64M—

Insurance

$364K—

Oil & Gas

$34K—

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EXROK — Accumulated Depreciation

$1.98M+66.0%

ROSTAccumulated Depreciation

$5.24B+8.8%

OHIOK — Real Estate Accumulated Depreciation

$9.25M+6.6%

CASYAccumulated Depreciation

$3.44B+10.3%

FRAccumulated Depreciation

$1.22B+9.6%

ADCAccumulated Depreciation

$758.52M+26.2%

Other financials

Income statement

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Revenue$1.5B+12.2%

Net income$320.9M+28.5%

EPS (diluted)$0.33+17.9%

Balance sheet

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Cash & equivalents$373.5M+17.1%

Total debt$545.1M+3.7%

Total equity$39.1B+0.3%

Total assets$74.6B+6.9%

Cash flow

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Operating cash flow$874.5M+11.0%

CapEx$26.3M+14.9%

Free cash flow$848.2M+10.9%

Valuation

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Market cap$57.85B+12.0%

Enterprise value$58.02B+11.9%

P/E51.2×-1.6×

P/S9.8×+0.2×

Profitability

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Net margin19.1%+0.9pp

FCF margin66.7%+2.7pp

Returns & leverage

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Return on equity2.9%+0.4pp

Debt / equity0×0.0×

Where this comes from

Reported directly by Realty Income in its filing.

Tagged under the XBRL concept us-gaap:RealEstateAccumulatedDepreciation.

The official record: Realty Income’s 10-K, filed February 25, 2026, on SEC EDGAR. View the filing →

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What is Realty Income's drug stores — accumulated depreciation?: Realty Income (O) reported drug stores — accumulated depreciation of $621.26M in Q4 2025.
What does drug stores — accumulated depreciation mean?: This metric represents the cumulative depreciation expense recognized against the buildings and improvements in the drug store segment over time. It serves as a contra-asset account that reduces the gross book value of the properties to their net book value.