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    Reynolds Pire

    Research Analyst at Green Street Advisors, LLC

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    Reynolds Pire's questions to American Assets Trust (AAT) leadership

    Reynolds Pire's questions to American Assets Trust (AAT) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Reynolds Pire of Green Street Advisors, LLC inquired about American Assets Trust's capital allocation plans for its cash balance following recent dispositions and asked about the specific tenant industries, particularly AI, driving leasing interest at its 1 Beach property.

    Answer

    Executive Chairman Ernest Rady stated that AAT is actively looking for acquisition opportunities with significant upside, preferring multifamily or retail over office at the moment. President & CEO Adam Wyll added that the cash provides balance sheet strength and comfort amid global uncertainty. Regarding leasing, SVP of Office Properties Steve Center confirmed that AI and technology companies are the primary drivers of recent leasing activity in San Francisco, contributing to increased interest at 1 Beach.

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    Reynolds Pire's questions to American Assets Trust (AAT) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Reynolds Pire of Green Street Advisors, LLC questioned the company's plans for the cash on its balance sheet, including preferred property types for acquisition, and asked about the tenant industries, particularly AI, driving touring activity at the 1 Beach property in San Francisco.

    Answer

    Executive Chairman Ernest Rady stated that the company is always looking for acquisitions with significant upside, currently preferring multifamily and retail over office, but will not spend just for the sake of it. President & CEO Adam Wyll added that the cash provides balance sheet strength and comfort. SVP of Office Properties Steve Center confirmed that AI technology companies are the primary driver of recent leasing activity in San Francisco, contributing significantly to demand.

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