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Realty Income has adjusted its 2026 FFO forecast slightly below analyst estimates due to weakening demand and higher operating costs. It expects FFO per share between USD 4.38 and USD 4.42 and same-store rent growth of 1%-1.3%, down from 2025 levels. The company's large portfolio of over 15,600 commercial properties serves more than 1,600 clients, including Walgreens and Dollar General. Fourth-quarter results showed FFO of USD 1.08 per share and revenue of USD 1.49 billion, reflecting stable operations amid rising expenses.
Realty Income O.N has projected its annual funds from operations (FFO) for 2026 to be slightly below Wall Street expectations, citing slowing demand and higher property management expenses in a challenging economic environment. Following the announcement, the company's shares dropped 0.9% in after-hours trading. Advertisement
The San Diego-based real estate investment trust said it anticipates adjusted FFO per share for 2026 to range between USD 4.38 and USD 4.42. The midpoint of this range is marginally below analysts' average estimate of USD 4.46 per share, according to LSEG data. The company also forecasted same-store rent growth of 1% to 1.3% for the year, slightly down from the 1.3% growth achieved in 2025.
Realty Income manages a substantial portfolio of over 15,600 commercial properties leased to more than 1,600 tenants across sectors including retail, restaurants, industrial spaces, and gaming. Its client base features major names like Walgreens and Dollar General.
For the quarter ending December 31, the company reported adjusted FFO of USD 1.08 per share, in line with analysts' projections. Revenue for the same quarter reached USD 1.49 billion, exceeding expectations of USD 1.43 billion. This performance reflects steady property leasing and tenant retention, even as operating costs rise.
The company has emphasized that ongoing economic uncertainties, combined with inflationary pressures on property management, could continue to affect growth rates and profitability, despite its strong portfolio and stable client base.
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