FFO and Net Income Performance
Reported Q1 2026 FFO per diluted share of $0.51 (up $0.04 vs. Q1 2025) and net income attributable to common stockholders of $0.08 per share.
Stronger Liquidity and Revolver Upsize
Closed recast and upsized unsecured credit facility on April 1: revolver increased from $400M to $500M, $100M term loan extended, providing $600M total unsecured borrowing capacity; ended the quarter with ~$518M liquidity (≈$118M cash + $400M available revolver).
Office Leasing Momentum
Executed ≈237,000 sq ft of office leases in Q1; portfolio ended quarter 84.5% leased (same-store office 86% leased). Comparable cash leasing spreads 4.8% and straight-line leasing spreads 10.6%. Signed-but-not-commenced backlog and pipeline include ~144,000 sq ft already signed, ~122,000 sq ft in documentation, and >200,000 sq ft in proposals.
Spec Suite Program Driving New Tenants
Of 14 non-comparable office leases in Q1, 12 were new tenants and 9 were sourced from the spec suite program, showing success converting prospect activity into executed leases.
Retail Operating Strength
Retail portfolio 98% leased; executed ~39,000 sq ft of retail leasing; achieved a new portfolio record average base rent of $30 per sq ft. Retail centers benefit from affluent, supply-constrained trade areas and have <3% of square footage expiring this year.
Multifamily Stability and Occupancy Gains
Same-store multifamily cash NOI increased 3% YoY. Portfolio (ex-RV park) ended Q1 96% leased; San Diego communities 98% leased with net effective rents in SD up just over 1% YoY (ex-new acquisition); Hassalo on Eighth in Portland 93% leased, up 4% YoY.
Waikiki Retail Outperformance and Hotel Recovery Progress
Waikiki retail component performed year-over-year; Embassy Suites occupancy improved to 92% (from 85%), RevPAR increased 2% to $305, maintaining leading performance vs. comp set despite softer ADR (down 6% to $332).
Dividend Maintained and Guidance Reaffirmed
Board approved quarterly dividend of $0.34 per share; reaffirmed 2026 FFO guidance of $1.96–$2.10 per share (midpoint $2.03), with upside potential if key assumptions (retail collections, office commencements, multifamily performance, tourism) align.
Cost and G&A Improvements Supporting FFO
FFO improvement driven in part by lower G&A and lower operating expenses at La Jolla Commons; incremental rental contributions from recent acquisitions and assets (Plymouth, Pacific Ridge Apartments, 14 Acres).