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Japan Real Estate Investment: FT3/26 Results: Rise in Market Rents Picking Up Pace
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Japan Real Estate Investment: FT3/26 Results: Rise in Market Rents Picking Up Pace
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May 15, 2026 09:12 AM GMT
Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities Co., Ltd.+MJapan Real Estate Investment (8952) | Japan Takuya Sato
Equity Analyst
FT3/26 Results: Rise in Market Takuya.Sato@morganstanleymufg.comToshiyuki Anegawa +81 3 6836-8913
Toshiyuki.Anegawa@morganstanleymufg.com +81 3 6836-8914
Rents Picking Up Pace
Japan Real Estate Investment (8952.T, 8952 JT)
J-REIT | Japan
Reaction to earnings
Stock Rating Equal-weight
Unchanged Modest shortfall Largely unchanged Industry View Attractive
Impact to our thesis Financial results versus consensus Direction of next 12-month Price target ¥131,000
consensus EPS Shr price, close (May 15, 2026) ¥116,100
Mkt cap, curr, basic (bn) ¥826.0
Source: Company data, Morgan Stanley Research Avg daily trading value (bn) ¥2.3
Key Takeaways
Newly announced DPS plan continues to follow JRE's target of +2.0% annual
growth.
JRE projects 99% portfolio occupancy rate in FT3/27.
Results vs forecasts: FT3/26 DPS was below consensus but in line with our forecast
at ¥2,536 (+1% up on the previous period).
Surprises: The increase in rents for existing properties during FT3/26 compared to
the previous period was +1.0%. The company's targets for period-on-period growth
are +1.9% for FT9/26 and +1.8% for FT3/27. The avg rate of increase in market rents
across JRE's portfolio was +10.1% YoY as of end-March, and the rent gap was 9.5%
(market rent > contract rent), so it appears there is still room for rents to rise
further.
Recommended action: Somewhat positive share price implications. While results
held no major surprises, we think they confirm steady rent increases even as share
prices for office-related REITs have been lackluster.
Exhibit 1: Results Highlights
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