A recently released estimate of second quarter REIT earnings from Robert W. Baird & Co. shows a bullish outlook for the second quarter, with AvalonBay at the fore.
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Atlanta-based REIT Post Properties reported some of the strongest first quarter earnings for the industry on Tuesday.
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As with the other REITs that reported first quarter earnings last week, Rochester, N.Y.-based Home Properties had yet another stellar financial performance to start out 2012. The company announced that first quarter results were the best for core property NOI growth that it has seen in the past...
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On its first quarter 2012 earnings call on Friday, Memphis-based MAA reported that it closed out the first quarter with the highest funds from operations (FFO) per share performance in its 18 year history.
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San Francisco-based BRE Properties reported continued revenue growth in markets in Southern California, including Los Angeles and Orange County, following a warm West Coast winter.
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As with the other public REITs who have already reported first quarter financials, Colonial, too, saw increases in net operating income (NOI) and revenue year-over-year thanks to a thriving multifamily market.
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With the second student housing REIT, EdR (formerly Education Realty Trust), hosting its first quarter earnings call yesterday, it’s apparent that the hot topic this earnings season could be pre-leasing velocity for the student housing companies, especially for those whose numbers have fallen...
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Earnings season is underway and multifamily REITs began hosting conference calls this week to discuss Q1 2012 earnings. Just as the rental market has continued to be strong, so too should the majority of first quarter financial results.
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EdR’s fourth-quarter 2011 results were in line with analyst estimates and indicative of the student housing giant's aggressive growth efforts.
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For most analysts listening in on the apartment REITs’ third-quarter conference calls, fundamentals were the key. They wanted to know where rents were moving, whether traffic slumped after August’s economic woes, and the will fare in the traditionally slower winter months. While those questions...