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Gladstone Land Corporation

LAND

Financial Services

1w

Impact of Lease Structure Modifications on Revenue Recognition

Lease renegotiations are ongoing, with plans to revert some leases back to fixed rents depending on crop performance and market conditions.
Participation rents are projected to generate most of the income in the fourth quarter, with some recognition spilling into 2026, impacting quarterly earnings patterns.
Management emphasizes that lease structures are flexible and subject to future negotiations, depending on crop yields, prices, and external factors.

Postal Realty Trust, Inc.

PSTL

Financial Services

1w

Implementation of Programmatic Re-Leasing with Postal Service

Over a year of refined, programmatic re-leasing efforts with the Postal Service, leading to increased visibility and operational efficiency.
Execution of 10-year leases in 2024, with 31% of the portfolio under 10-year terms and 55% with annual rent escalations.
All 2025 lease expirations have been agreed upon and are being executed before expiration, with ongoing discussions for 2027 expirations.
Management emphasized the success of rent marking to market and the importance of lease escalations in driving earnings growth.

Piedmont Office Realty Trust, Inc.

PDM

Financial Services

2w

Record Leasing Activity and Market Rebound in 2025

Q2 leasing totaled 712,000 sq ft, the most since 2018, with over 1 million sq ft year-to-date.
Approximately 2/3 of leasing activity involved new tenants, including full-floor deals.
Leasing momentum has driven lease percentage up 140 basis points YoY to 88.7%, approaching the 89-90% target for year-end.
Out-of-service portfolio (Minneapolis, Orlando) is performing well, with leasing approaching 60%, expected to stabilize by end of 2026.
Rental rates for trophy offices and new construction hit record highs, with asking rents at $92/sq ft, up 27% YoY, driven by limited new supply and high construction costs.

Four Corners Property Trust, Inc.

FCPT

Financial Services

2w

Financial Performance Summary

Annualized cash based on leases in place at quarter end is $249.8 million.
Cash G&A expense, excluding stock-based compensation, was $4.4 million or 6.9% of cash rental income, improved from 7.4% last year.
Cash rental income was $64.5 million, representing growth of over 11% compared to last year.
No material changes to collectibility or credit reserves, nor any balance sheet impairments.
Portfolio occupancy remains strong at 99.4%, with 99.8% of base rent collected for Q2.
Reported AFFO per share of $0.44, up 2.8% from Q2 last year.
Weighted average 5-year annual cash rent escalator remains 1.4%.

Independence Realty Trust, Inc.

IRT

Financial Services

2w

Shift in Supply Dynamics and Market Delivery Trends for 2025-2026

Supply growth in the company's markets is tapering off, with a reduction in deliveries to less than 2% in 2026, a 43% decrease from 2024 actual deliveries.
Delivery volumes are being pulled forward from 2026 into 2025, especially in markets like Dallas, Denver, and others, leading to a more compressed timeline for new supply.
This shift is expected to support a stronger leasing environment in 2026, with demand remaining robust despite macroeconomic uncertainties.

EastGroup Properties, Inc.

EGP

Financial Services

3w

Financial Performance Summary

Cash same-store net operating income (NOI) rose 6.4% for the quarter despite lower occupancy.
Debt to total market capitalization was 14.2%, unadjusted debt-to-EBITDA ratio was 3.0x, and interest and fixed charge coverage increased to 16x.
FFO per share for Q2 met the high end of guidance range and increased from $2.05 in the prior year quarter.
Funds from operations (FFO) were $2.21 per share in Q2 2025, up 7.8% year-over-year excluding involuntary conversions.
Quarter-end leasing was 97.1% with occupancy at 96%, and average quarterly occupancy was 95.9%, down 110 basis points from Q2 2024.
Quarterly re-leasing spreads were 44% GAAP and 30% cash; year-to-date spreads were similar at 46% GAAP and 31% cash.
Tenant collections remain healthy with uncollectible rents estimated at 35 to 45 basis points of revenues, slightly better than historic run rate.
Top 10 tenants accounted for 6.9% of rents, down 90 basis points from last year, reflecting increased tenant and geographic diversification.

EastGroup Properties, Inc.

EGP

Financial Services

3w

Impact of Tariff Uncertainty on Leasing and Development Pace

Management highlighted market uncertainty caused by tariff discussions, leading to delayed decision-making on larger leases and development starts.
Leasing activity slowed for larger spaces, with decision-making elongated, but prospects for smaller spaces remained active.
Development pipeline leasing is slower, with reforecasted 2025 starts reduced to $215 million, primarily due to market demand and decision delays.

Rexford Industrial Realty, Inc.

REXR

Financial Services

1mo

Impact of Hertz Lease Expiry and Redevelopment Plans at LAX

Hertz lease at LAX is set to expire in March 2026, with plans to develop a 400,000 sq ft facility.
This development is a strategic move to replace the lease and create a unique market offering.
Management is confident in delivering this project, which is expected to significantly enhance long-term value.

Boston Properties, Inc.

BXP

Financial Services

2w

Financial Performance Summary

BXP reported funds from operations (FFO) of $1.71 per share for Q2 2025, beating the midpoint of guidance by $0.05 and consensus by $0.04, driven by improved operations across the portfolio.
BXP's total portfolio occupancy ended Q2 at 86.4%, a decline of 50 basis points, impacted by lease expirations and early terminations, partially offset by improvements at other properties.
Development portfolio lease percentage increased by 500 basis points to 67% in Q2.
Leasing volume for Q2 was over 1.1 million square feet, with total leasing in 2025 reaching 2.2 million square feet, 18% higher than the prior four quarters.
Lower expenses were due to reduced real estate taxes from negotiated assessed value reductions and lower G&A expenses from capitalized wages and professional fee savings.
Outperformance contributors included $0.04 from portfolio operations, $0.01 from earlier-than-anticipated revenue recognition, $0.01 from higher service income primarily in Boston and New York, and $0.02 from lower operating expenses.
The total portfolio percentage leased was 89.1%, a slight decline of 30 basis points, with a growing gap between leased and occupied space now at 270 basis points.

Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc.

GLPI

Financial Services

3w

Financial Performance Summary

All rent payments are current from tenants despite the increased provision for credit losses.
Operating expenses increased by $65.6 million primarily due to a noncash provision for credit losses based on a more pessimistic economic forecast.
Record year-over-year revenue, AFFO, and adjusted EBITDA were achieved in the quarter.
Rent coverage ratios ranged from 1.69 to 2.72x on master leases as of the prior quarter end.
Total income from real estate for Q2 2025 exceeded Q2 2024 by over $14 million, driven by cash rent increases of over $22 million from acquisitions and escalations.