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Craig Mailman
Citigroup
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Citigroup Inc.
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Jefferies
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Barclays
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Bank of America
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JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Evercore ISI
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for FRT.
- Federal Realty has a $400 million Resi-Over-Retail development pipeline to densify existing retail assets with residential projects across multiple markets.
- The active pipeline comprises four projects totaling 781 residential units and $385–411 million in development cost, targeting blended yields of approximately 7%.
- The Willow Grove project will convert 130,000 sq ft of retail into a six-story mixed-use building with 261 units, 438 parking spaces, and 52,000 sq ft of new retail, with construction commencing in Q2 2026.
- Federal Realty has secured entitlements or expects near-term approvals for nearly 3,500 additional residential units, creating a multi-year growth runway.
- The company’s Resi-Over-Retail strategy has historically generated cap rates of 4% to low-5% on residential dispositions, enabling disciplined recycling of capital into higher-yielding investments.
- FFO per share was $1.84 in Q4 (up 6.4% YoY) and $7.06 for full-year 2025 (up 4.3%), with 2026 Core FFO guidance of $7.42–7.52 (≈5.8% growth at midpoint) and NAREIT FFO of $7.42–7.52 per share.
- Portfolio 96.1% leased and 94.1% occupied at year-end; Q4 comparable leasing totaled 601 K sq ft at 12% rollover, with starting rents up to $37.98 vs. prior ending of $33.12 and 2.6% contractual rent bumps.
- Q4 acquisitions of Annapolis Town Center and Village Pointe added ~1 M sq ft for $340 M at low-7% initial cash yields; dispositions totaled $169 M in Q4 plus $160 M subsequently at blended low-5% cap rates.
- Liquidity stood at $1.3 B, including a $250 M delayed-draw term loan at SOFR+85 bp; pro-forma net debt/EBITDA of 5.6x and fixed-charge coverage at 3.9x, with plans to refinance a $400 M bond maturity.
- Ongoing redevelopment pipeline of $500 M (780 residential units) underwritten at 6.5–7% yields while current residential cap rates sit at ≤5%, driving long-term returns.
- In Q4, FFO per share was $1.84 (+6.4% YoY); the portfolio ended 96.1% leased and 94.1% occupied, with 601,000 sq ft of comparable leasing at 12% rollover driving $11 million of incremental rent.
- Closed acquisitions of Annapolis Town Center and Village Pointe (nearly 1 million sq ft) for $340 million at low-7% yields; dispositions included Bristol Plaza and Palace for $169 million, and Mesora plus a small asset for $160 million at low-5% cap rates; allocated $280 million for residential developments adding over 500 units.
- Year-end liquidity was $1.3 billion; secured a $250 million term loan at SOFR + 85 bps; free cash flow after dividends is expected to exceed $100 million in 2026; leverage at 5.7× net debt/EBITDA (5.6× pro forma) and fixed charge coverage at 3.9×.
- 2026 guidance set at $7.42–$7.52 core FFO per share (≈5.8% growth), with comparable POI growth of 3%–3.5% and quarterly FFO cadence of $1.80–$1.83 in Q1 and mid-$1.90s in Q4.
- 96.1% leased and 94.1% occupied portfolio; Q4 comparable leasing of 601 k sq ft at 12% rollover; FFO/share of $1.84 (+6.4% YoY)
- Closed $340 M of acquisitions (Annapolis Town Center, Village Pointe) at ~7% yield; Q4 dispositions of $169 M at ~5% cap rate; development/redevelopment pipeline of $500 M including 780 residential units
- Year-end liquidity of $1.3 B and a $250 M delayed-draw term loan at SOFR+85 bp; adjusted net debt/EBITDA of 5.7x (5.6x pro forma)
- 2026 guidance: $7.42–$7.52 core FFO/share (+5.8% vs 2025); assumes 3–3.5% comparable POI growth and $13 M–$15 M of incremental development income
- Full year net income available to common shareholders was $403.0 million (EPS $4.68), and Q4 net income was $127.7 million (EPS $1.48) in 2025.
- Nareit FFO per diluted share increased to $7.22 for the year (+6.6%) and $1.84 for Q4 (+6.4%) in 2025.
- Achieved record 2.5 million sq ft of leasing with comparable rent spreads of 15% (cash) and 27% (straight-line), and ended Q4 with 94.5% occupancy.
- Acquired $340 million of properties and completed $169 million of dispositions in Q4 2025 as part of its capital recycling strategy.
- Introduced 2026 guidance of $3.90–4.00 EPS and $7.42–7.52 Nareit and Core FFO per diluted share.
- Reported full‐year 2025 EPS of $4.68 per diluted share (vs. $3.42 in 2024) and Q4 EPS of $1.48 (vs. $0.75).
- Generated Nareit FFO per diluted share of $7.22 for 2025 (+6.6% YoY) and $1.84 in Q4 (+6.4% YoY).
- Achieved record 2.5 million sq ft of retail leasing in 2025, with 15% cash‐basis rent spreads and 94.5% comparable occupancy at year‐end.
- Provided 2026 guidance of $3.90–$4.00 EPS and $7.42–$7.52 Nareit FFO/Core FFO per diluted share, implying 5.1%–6.5% Core FFO growth.
- Federal Realty sold Misora Apartments, a 212-unit Class A residential community at Santana Row in San Jose, for $148.5 million.
- The trust also divested Courthouse Center, a 33,000 sq ft shopping center in Rockville, Maryland, for $10.0 million.
- These transactions bring total disposition proceeds to $475 million over the past several quarters at a blended cap rate in the low 5% range.
- Proceeds are earmarked for long-term growth and ongoing capital recycling, enabling reinvestment in higher-return opportunities while preserving financial flexibility.
- Completed sale of two assets for $170 million, including Pallas at Pike & Rose and Bristol Plaza, as part of its capital recycling strategy.
- Year-to-date dispositions total $316 million at a blended yield of 5.7%, highlighting disciplined capital allocation.
- Transactions underscore the trust’s ability to unlock embedded residential value and redeploy proceeds into high-growth opportunities.
- Federal Realty purchased Village Pointe, a 453,000 sq ft open-air lifestyle center in West Omaha, for $153.3 million, reinforcing its disciplined growth strategy.
- The center attracts approximately 6 million annual visits, serves a trade area of over 500,000 people, and sits in a submarket with 3-mile average household incomes above $180,000.
- Federal Realty plans to enhance merchandising, tenant mix, and leasing to drive near- and long-term growth, leveraging its proven platform demonstrated in prior acquisitions like Leawood, KS.
- On November 17, 2025, Federal Realty OP LP executed a Term Loan Agreement allowing up to $250 million of unsecured term loans (with an accordion feature up to $500 million), maturing January 31, 2031; no borrowings are outstanding as of the report date.
- Loans under the facility bear interest at SOFR or Base Rate plus an applicable margin; the current SOFR margin is 85 basis points.
- The agreement contains customary covenants and events of default, including restrictions on indebtedness, financial maintenance tests (e.g., leverage and coverage ratios), and a cross-default to other material debt.
- Affiliates of lenders may serve as underwriters or advisors for Federal Realty’s equity and debt offerings, potentially earning customary fees and commissions.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for FEDERAL REALTY INVESTMENT TRUST.
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