Same Property NOI Growth
Same property NOI increased 6.4% year-over-year in Q1, driven by base rent stacking (+410 basis points) and other income contributions (+120 basis points). Company raised full-year same property NOI guidance to 4.75%–5.5%.
Strong FFO Delivery and Upgraded Guidance
NAREIT FFO was $0.58 per share for the quarter. Management raised 2026 FFO guidance to $2.34–$2.37 per share, reflecting improved visibility into earnings.
Robust Leasing Activity and Mark-to-Market Upside
Executed 1.3 million square feet of new and renewal leases at a blended cash spread of 27% (new lease spreads 42%, record renewal growth 21%). Signed-but-not-commenced (SNOC) pipeline increased to $67 million (up 10% YoY) at a record $24 per sq. ft., 25% above in-place ABR per sq. ft.
Occupancy and Traffic Trends
Total leased occupancy ended the quarter at 95.1% (flat sequentially, +100 basis points YoY). Small shop occupancy was 92.1% (+130 basis points YoY). Consumer visits exceeded 220 million in Q1, up over 3.5% year-over-year.
Accretive Reinvestment and Development Returns
Stabilized $78 million of reinvestment projects at a 9% average incremental return. Record six outparcel developments delivered a 16% incremental return. Active reinvestment pipeline has a stated average incremental return of 10% with an additional $700 million in future pipeline.
Notable Project Execution and Tenant Adds
Opened first large-format Target at Wynnewood Village and completed phase one of Block 59 (Chicago). Commenced phase three of Roosevelt Mall with new tenants including Ulta, Shake Shack, and Victoria's Secret. Added first-to-portfolio locations with Pottery Barn, Williams-Sonoma, L.L.Bean, Rowan, and Teso Life.
Strong Liquidity and Proactive Balance Sheet Actions
Ended period with $1.8 billion of available liquidity (including $425 million cash, $115 million unsettled forward ATM proceeds, and $1.25 billion revolver capacity). Entered a $100 million interest rate hedge at 3.99% ahead of a June bond maturity and raised $115–116 million via the forward ATM.
Capital Recycling and Dispositions
Sold $108 million of assets where value had been maximized, supporting capital recycling and maintaining discipline on acquisitions while holding over $160 million of assets under control in target markets.