Interest-rate Sensitivity And Higher Interest ExpenseElevated financing costs and sensitivity to rate moves directly compress distributable income. Even with hedges, a material portion of debt is exposed to market rates and higher sustained rates would erode FFO margins, constrain cash available for distributions and development over coming quarters.
Under‑rented Portfolio And Lease Expiry ConcentrationA meaningful share of leases are below market, creating both upside and structural risk: capturing this gap requires successful re-leasing without prolonged downtime. If market competition or tenant protections delay resets, near-term revenue and FFO will remain depressed relative to replacement-cost backed NAV.
Negative Free-cash-flow Growth And Profit VolatilityPersistent negative FCF growth and episodic net margin swings limit internal funding for capex, development or buybacks, increasing reliance on asset sales and external financing. This weaker cash-generation profile raises execution risk for longer-term growth plans and distribution consistency.