Strong Leasing and Value-Add Activity
Executed ~3.0 million square feet of leasing in the quarter; signed approximately 2.0 million square feet of repositioning and development leases in 2025 that are expected to generate nearly $40 million of annualized incremental NOI. Expect to stabilize and commence rent on ~1.2 million square feet in 2026 generating ~$20 million of annualized NOI (majority by midyear).
Core FFO Performance In Line and At Top of Range
Q4 core FFO per share was $0.59 (in line with expectations). Full-year 2025 core FFO per share, after adjustments, was $2.40, placing the company at the high end of initial expectations.
Active Capital Allocation — Share Buybacks and Dispositions
Repurchased $100 million of shares in the quarter and $250 million for full-year 2025. Opportunistically sold 7 properties in 2025 totaling $218 million (average cap ~4.2%). Targeting $400–$500 million of dispositions in 2026 (management expects roughly $450 million, with ~$230 million already under contract/accepted offer).
Decisive Reduction of Development Exposure
Re-underwrote development pipeline and identified 6 projects (~850,000 square feet) not moving forward; recognized $89 million of impairments related to those development sites and intend to sell these projects (all 6 currently under contract or accepted offer). Redirects ~$285 million of capital into higher-yielding uses.
Improving Operating Efficiency and Incentive Alignment
Targeted G&A as a percentage of revenue at 6% for 2026 (in line with commitment to be below peer average). Recalibrated short- and long-term executive compensation metrics and reduced absolute executive pay to better align with shareholders.
Balance Sheet and Liquidity Planning
At year-end cash was $166 million. Using the midpoint disposition expectation (~$450 million), management outlined ~$616 million of sources; after expected development/repositioning spend of ~$203 million in 2026, roughly $413 million of available cash to redeploy to highest risk-adjusted returns (including share repurchases and accretive projects).
Portfolio Quality and Market Position
Reinforced thesis on high-quality infill Southern California assets with differentiated location advantages and historically low supply under construction, positioning Rexford to capture upside when market inflects.