REITs Experience Yearly Drop in Quarterly Earnings, According to Report
Decline in REITs' Funds from Operations: U.S. equity REITs experienced a year-over-year decline in aggregate funds from operations (FFO), dropping to $19.87 billion in Q2 from $20.1 billion the previous year.
Decrease in Average FFO per Share: The average FFO per share also decreased, falling to $0.76 from $0.80 compared to the same quarter last year.
Mixed Performance Among REITs: Over half of the REITs reported year-over-year increases in FFO, despite an overall decrease of 1.1% from the previous year.
Majority Exceed Projections: A majority of equity REITs analyzed by S&P Global Market Intelligence met or exceeded their Q2 FFO per share projections, with 60.7% beating consensus estimates.
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Elizabeth Warren Criticizes Trump for Constructing Ballroom for 'His Corporate Donors' as Republicans Withdraw Housing Affordability Bill
Bipartisan Housing Measure Blocked: House Republicans removed the bipartisan ROAD to Housing Act from the National Defense Authorization Act, opting to pursue a stand-alone bill next year, which raises concerns about the future of housing affordability reforms.
Warren's Criticism of GOP Priorities: Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized House Republicans for their inaction on housing costs, contrasting it with the Trump administration's luxury renovations at the White House, highlighting a perceived neglect of essential needs.
Political Threat Ahead of Midterms: Warren warned that if House Republicans continue to block housing cost legislation, Democrats would push for it themselves if they regain control of Congress in 2026.
Call for Action on Housing Crisis: Senator Tim Scott emphasized the urgency of addressing the housing affordability crisis, stating that families are suffering from rising costs and urging his colleagues to support the stalled legislation.
November Sees Increased Valuation for REITs, According to Report
Equity REIT Valuations: In November, equity REITs experienced an increase in average price-to-net asset value (NAV) valuations after two months of decline, with the median discount to consensus NAV per share falling to 18.2%.
Largest Discounts to NAV: The REITs with the largest discounts to NAV estimates included Service Properties Trust (63.4% discount) and Brandywine Realty Trust (57.5% discount), among others.
Largest Premiums to NAV: Conversely, REITs that closed at the largest premiums to NAV estimates included Welltower (126.3% premium) and American Healthcare REIT (87.6% premium).
Additional Insights: The report also noted significant quarterly earnings jumps for REITs and dividend hikes announced by nine REITs in October 2025.
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52-Week Range Analysis: RWR's share price has a 52-week low of $83.14 and a high of $105.92, with the last trade recorded at $101.19.
Understanding ETFs: Exchange traded funds (ETFs) function like stocks, where investors buy and sell "units" that can be created or destroyed based on demand.
Monitoring ETF Flows: Weekly analysis of shares outstanding helps identify ETFs with significant inflows (new units created) or outflows (units destroyed), impacting the underlying holdings.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in the article are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of Nasdaq, Inc.
REITs Experience Largest Quarterly Earnings Surge Since 2022, According to Report
REIT Earnings Growth: REITs experienced a significant increase in quarterly earnings, with aggregate funds from operations (FFO) rising 17.29% year-over-year to $20.95 billion, and over 60% of REITs reporting increases in FFO and net operating income.
Subsector Performance: Health care REITs led the earnings growth, with notable companies like Omega Healthcare Investors and Welltower reporting strong FFO figures, while industrial REITs also performed well.
Market Expectations: Despite some high-profile disappointments, overall REIT earnings exceeded consensus expectations, with 66% of equity REITs raising their full-year FFO guidance.
Market Trends: The report highlighted a bifurcation in performance between higher-income households and upper-tier properties versus lower-tier counterparts, influenced by various economic factors, while the Vanguard Real Estate Index Fund ETF Shares saw a slight decline during the earnings season.
Report: Nine REITs Declare Dividend Increases for October 2025
Dividend Increases: Nine U.S. REITs announced dividend increases in October 2025, contributing to a total of 65 dividend raises year-to-date.
Specific Increases: Notable increases include Kite Realty (7.4% to $0.29), Regency Centers (7.1% to $0.755), and Brixmor Property (7.0% to $0.3075).
Smaller Increases: Other REITs like Kimco Realty (4.0% to $0.26) and NexPoint Residential Trust (3.9% to $0.53) also raised their dividends, though by smaller percentages.
Market Trends: Despite these increases, a report indicates that equity REITs are experiencing a decline in valuations as of October.
Report: Equity REITs Experience Ongoing Decline in Valuations Throughout October
Equity REITs Valuation Decline: Equity REITs experienced a decline in price-to-net asset value (NAV) valuations in October, with the median discount to consensus NAV widening to 21.3% from 17.2% in September and 15.1% in August.
Significant Discounts to NAV: Several REITs closed October at substantial discounts to their NAV estimates, with Brandywine Realty Trust at a 57.4% discount and Service Properties Trust at 54.9%.
Significant Premiums to NAV: Conversely, some REITs closed October at notable premiums to their NAV estimates, including Welltower at a 109.0% premium and American Healthcare REIT at 73.4%.
Market Analysis Context: The analysis includes equity REITs listed on major exchanges with a market capitalization of at least $200 million, highlighting the varying performance within the sector.
Elizabeth Warren Criticizes Trump for Constructing Ballroom for 'His Corporate Donors' as Republicans Withdraw Housing Affordability Bill
Bipartisan Housing Measure Blocked: House Republicans removed the bipartisan ROAD to Housing Act from the National Defense Authorization Act, opting to pursue a stand-alone bill next year, which raises concerns about the future of housing affordability reforms.
Warren's Criticism of GOP Priorities: Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized House Republicans for their inaction on housing costs, contrasting it with the Trump administration's luxury renovations at the White House, highlighting a perceived neglect of essential needs.
Political Threat Ahead of Midterms: Warren warned that if House Republicans continue to block housing cost legislation, Democrats would push for it themselves if they regain control of Congress in 2026.
Call for Action on Housing Crisis: Senator Tim Scott emphasized the urgency of addressing the housing affordability crisis, stating that families are suffering from rising costs and urging his colleagues to support the stalled legislation.
November Sees Increased Valuation for REITs, According to Report
Equity REIT Valuations: In November, equity REITs experienced an increase in average price-to-net asset value (NAV) valuations after two months of decline, with the median discount to consensus NAV per share falling to 18.2%.
Largest Discounts to NAV: The REITs with the largest discounts to NAV estimates included Service Properties Trust (63.4% discount) and Brandywine Realty Trust (57.5% discount), among others.
Largest Premiums to NAV: Conversely, REITs that closed at the largest premiums to NAV estimates included Welltower (126.3% premium) and American Healthcare REIT (87.6% premium).
Additional Insights: The report also noted significant quarterly earnings jumps for REITs and dividend hikes announced by nine REITs in October 2025.
Significant Inflows Observed in ETFs - RWR, O, PSA, EQIX
52-Week Range Analysis: RWR's share price has a 52-week low of $83.14 and a high of $105.92, with the last trade recorded at $101.19.
Understanding ETFs: Exchange traded funds (ETFs) function like stocks, where investors buy and sell "units" that can be created or destroyed based on demand.
Monitoring ETF Flows: Weekly analysis of shares outstanding helps identify ETFs with significant inflows (new units created) or outflows (units destroyed), impacting the underlying holdings.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in the article are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of Nasdaq, Inc.
REITs Experience Largest Quarterly Earnings Surge Since 2022, According to Report
REIT Earnings Growth: REITs experienced a significant increase in quarterly earnings, with aggregate funds from operations (FFO) rising 17.29% year-over-year to $20.95 billion, and over 60% of REITs reporting increases in FFO and net operating income.
Subsector Performance: Health care REITs led the earnings growth, with notable companies like Omega Healthcare Investors and Welltower reporting strong FFO figures, while industrial REITs also performed well.
Market Expectations: Despite some high-profile disappointments, overall REIT earnings exceeded consensus expectations, with 66% of equity REITs raising their full-year FFO guidance.
Market Trends: The report highlighted a bifurcation in performance between higher-income households and upper-tier properties versus lower-tier counterparts, influenced by various economic factors, while the Vanguard Real Estate Index Fund ETF Shares saw a slight decline during the earnings season.
Report: Nine REITs Declare Dividend Increases for October 2025
Dividend Increases: Nine U.S. REITs announced dividend increases in October 2025, contributing to a total of 65 dividend raises year-to-date.
Specific Increases: Notable increases include Kite Realty (7.4% to $0.29), Regency Centers (7.1% to $0.755), and Brixmor Property (7.0% to $0.3075).
Smaller Increases: Other REITs like Kimco Realty (4.0% to $0.26) and NexPoint Residential Trust (3.9% to $0.53) also raised their dividends, though by smaller percentages.
Market Trends: Despite these increases, a report indicates that equity REITs are experiencing a decline in valuations as of October.
Report: Equity REITs Experience Ongoing Decline in Valuations Throughout October
Equity REITs Valuation Decline: Equity REITs experienced a decline in price-to-net asset value (NAV) valuations in October, with the median discount to consensus NAV widening to 21.3% from 17.2% in September and 15.1% in August.
Significant Discounts to NAV: Several REITs closed October at substantial discounts to their NAV estimates, with Brandywine Realty Trust at a 57.4% discount and Service Properties Trust at 54.9%.
Significant Premiums to NAV: Conversely, some REITs closed October at notable premiums to their NAV estimates, including Welltower at a 109.0% premium and American Healthcare REIT at 73.4%.
Market Analysis Context: The analysis includes equity REITs listed on major exchanges with a market capitalization of at least $200 million, highlighting the varying performance within the sector.
