Strong Residential Leasing and Rent Growth
Residential portfolio performing very well with near-full occupancy and record rents. New free-market leases in Q1 exceeded prior rents by >7% and renewals were ~5% higher. Residential revenue increased by $2.7M (≈+9% YoY). Rent collections for premarket residential properties were ~100%.
High Occupancy and Premium Rents at Key Properties
Stabilized assets showing strong metrics: Tribeca House 99% occupancy (overall rent $90/ft, new leases $92/ft); Clover House 99% occupancy (overall $90/ft, new $95/ft); Pacific House 98% occupancy (new leases $66/ft); Aspen >98% occupancy with new rents up ~8% vs prior leases.
Prospect House — On Time, On Budget; Nearing Stabilization
Ground-up Brooklyn development (240 units, ~160,000 rentable ft²; 70% free market / 30% affordable) was delivered on time and on budget. In 3rd quarter of initial lease-up, nearly fully leased with premarket rents ~ $78/ft; bridge loan in place to fund through stabilization.
Improved Ongoing Residential AFFO Contribution
Ongoing stabilized residential properties contributed to an AFFO increase of approximately $1.2M (≈+18%) versus prior year, reflecting stronger leasing and pricing in the stabilized residential portfolio.
Liquidity and Conservative Debt Profile
Quarter-end cash of $26.1M unrestricted and $28.6M restricted (total $54.7M). Operating debt is 89% fixed at an average rate of 3.87% with average duration ~3.4 years; financing is nonrecourse and asset-by-asset.
Dividend Maintained
Declared Q1 dividend of $0.095 per share, unchanged from the prior quarter, signaling consistency in cash return policy despite headwinds.