Gladstone Commercial (GOOD) Dividend History

DivTrkr holds 264 recorded GOOD dividend payments, running from December 29, 2003 to July 24, 2026 — 24 calendar years. Together those payments total $31.13 per share. GOOD has most often paid monthly.

GOOD's payment rate did not increase in the most recent complete year, so its growth streak currently stands at zero.

Over the last five complete years the GOOD payment rate compounded at -4.4% a year, and -2.2% a year over the last ten. That is what the payments actually did; it is not a forecast.

GOOD's payment rate fell in 2023. The steepest drop was -20.0%.

GOOD dividends by year

YearTotal paid per sharePaymentsMedian paymentGrowth
2025$1.2012$0.100+0.0%
2024$1.2012$0.100+0.0%
2023$1.2012$0.100-20.0%
2022$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2021$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2020$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2019$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2018$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2017$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2016$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2015$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2014$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2013$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2012$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2011$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2010$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2009$1.5012$0.125+0.0%
2008$1.5012$0.125+4.2%
2007$1.4412$0.120+0.0%
2006$1.4412$0.120+50.0%
2005$0.96012$0.0800
2004$0.4804 (timing)$0.120
2003$0.01001 (timing)$0.0100

How this growth is measured

Year-over-year growth here compares each year's median payment with the year before, not the calendar-year total. Ex-dividend dates drift, so a quarterly payer can book five ex-dates in one calendar year and four in the next. Comparing raw yearly totals would show a phantom cut of around 25% in a year where the company did nothing but pay slightly earlier. Using the median payment removes that distortion, and also ignores one-off special dividends.

Years marked “timing” booked a different number of payments than GOOD's usual cadence, so their total is not directly comparable with neighbouring years.

Recent GOOD dividend payments

Ex-dividend dateAmount per share
July 24, 2026$0.100
June 23, 2026$0.100
May 20, 2026$0.100
April 24, 2026$0.100
March 23, 2026$0.100
February 18, 2026$0.100
January 23, 2026$0.100
December 22, 2025$0.100
November 17, 2025$0.100
October 24, 2025$0.100
September 22, 2025$0.100
August 20, 2025$0.100
July 21, 2025$0.100
June 20, 2025$0.100
May 21, 2025$0.100
April 21, 2025$0.100
March 19, 2025$0.100
February 19, 2025$0.100
January 24, 2025$0.100
December 20, 2024$0.100
November 20, 2024$0.100
October 22, 2024$0.100
September 20, 2024$0.100
August 21, 2024$0.100
July 22, 2024$0.100
June 18, 2024$0.100
May 16, 2024$0.100
April 18, 2024$0.100
March 20, 2024$0.100
February 20, 2024$0.100
January 22, 2024$0.100
December 15, 2023$0.100
November 17, 2023$0.100
October 19, 2023$0.100
September 20, 2023$0.100
August 22, 2023$0.100
July 20, 2023$0.100
June 20, 2023$0.100
May 22, 2023$0.100
April 20, 2023$0.100
March 16, 2023$0.100
February 16, 2023$0.100
January 19, 2023$0.100
December 19, 2022$0.125
November 17, 2022$0.125
October 20, 2022$0.125
September 21, 2022$0.125
August 22, 2022$0.125
July 21, 2022$0.125
June 21, 2022$0.125
May 19, 2022$0.125
April 21, 2022$0.125
March 22, 2022$0.125
February 17, 2022$0.125
January 20, 2022$0.125
December 22, 2021$0.125
November 18, 2021$0.125
October 21, 2021$0.125
September 21, 2021$0.125
August 20, 2021$0.125

Showing the 60 most recent of 264 recorded payments. The full log is on the page.

GOOD dividend history questions

How many dividends has GOOD paid?

DivTrkr has 264 recorded GOOD dividend payments between December 29, 2003 and July 24, 2026, totalling $31.13 per share across 24 calendar years.

Has GOOD ever cut its dividend?

Yes. The GOOD per-payment rate fell in 2023, the steepest being -20.0%.

How fast is the GOOD dividend growing?

The GOOD payment rate compounded at -4.4% a year over the last five complete years and -2.2% a year over the last ten.

How often does GOOD pay a dividend?

GOOD has most often paid monthly — 12 payments a year. Individual years can show a different count when an ex-date drifts across a year boundary.

See the current GOOD dividend yield and next ex-dividend date, or track GOOD free with DivTrkr to see what this history pays on your own share count.