Yields of up to 8.2%! 4 FTSE 250 dividend stocks I’d buy for passive income

Here are four FTSE 250 shares I will buy for the portfolio with spare cash to invest. I think we can increase our dividend income over the next 10 years.

Digital Infrastructure9

Demand for telecommunications infrastructure is increasing as the world becomes increasingly digital. This is what makes the fund Digital 9 Infrastructure that shows attractiveness in the book.

It invests in sectors including data centers, wireless broadband networks, and undersea fiber. And the portfolio focuses on energy efficiency and greener infrastructure. This is a fund that could become popular as ESG considerations become important to investors.

I would buy Digital 9 stock even though the digital infrastructure damage could temporarily hurt profits. The dividend yield in 2013 was 7.3%.

Target Healthcare REIT

Care home operator Target Healthcare REIT This is the stock that I have. The forward dividend yield of 8.2% means I’m also thinking of adding to my portfolio.

Real estate investment trusts (or REITs) can be one of the most reliable dividend providers. This is due to the sector rules that must pay a minimum of 90% of the annual income out in the form of dividends.

Indeed, the nursing shortage is a black mark in Target Healthcare’s investment case. But I still think the profit here can increase due to the demand of parents to supercharge for the service. He said the number of people aged over 85 could rise from 1.7m today to 3.3m by 2046.

Bank of Georgia Group

The dividend yield in 2023 is 7.1%. Bank of Georgia near the top of the FTSE 250 leaderboard. I would buy for long-term passive income because I think the demand for banking products will increase.

Penetration of financial products in emerging Eurasian markets is low. At the same time, the level of private wealth in the country has increased dramatically. This is the perfect combination that can drive Bank of Georgia’s profits through the roof.

Last year, the bank’s loan book grew by 12.9% in constant currency, more than its medium-term target of 10%. I will buy Shares despite fierce competition from regional rivals TB Bank can destroy profits.

Tritax Eurobox

Demand for big box assets like warehouses and distribution centers will grow as e-commerce increases. This bodes well for Europe-focus Tritax Eurobox which owns property in major economies like Germany and Spain.

Analysts at Statista expect Europe’s online shopping sector to grow at an annual rate of 9.98% until 2027. But for now, the construction pipeline for larger commercial properties suggests supply will fail to match the forecast. So businesses like Tritax Eurobox can expect solid rental growth over the next decade.

I would invest in Tritax Eurobox even though the difficult economic situation may hinder profits in the near term. The company yields a 7.7% dividend today.