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Shopping Center REIT Quarterly Checkup & FRT Investor Day Recap
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Shopping Center REIT Quarterly Checkup & FRT Investor Day Recap
Equity Research
Price Target Change — May 26, 2026
Retail REITs
Shopping Center REIT Quarterly Checkup &
FRT Investor Day Recap
Updating Estimates & PTs Across Our Coverage; See Inside
for Updated Occupancy, Leasing and Valuation Metrics
Our Call Cooper Clark
We maintain our positive view on Retail REIT fundamentals into upcoming meetings at Equity Analyst | Wells Fargo Securities, LLC
Cooper.Clark@wellsfargo.com | 212-214-1146
June Nareit & continue to have conviction on secular tailwinds for the space. However, we
James Feldmannote less attractive relative valuation following outperformance YTD.
Equity Analyst | Wells Fargo Securities, LLC
James.Feldman@wellsfargo.com | 212-214-5328
Big Picture: We maintain our preference for Retail within our REIT coverage given secular
tailwinds and sustainable & defensive mid single-digit FFO growth. However, we're
incrementally more balanced NT as we believe current valuation more accurately reflects
fundamental strength following YTD outperformance. Price discovery in the private
transaction market & recent M&A provide some ongoing support. OW FRT, IVT, KRG &
REG given our preference for idiosyncratic upside from capital allocation.
Secular Tailwinds: The operating environment remains strong as 1) Tenant demand
for space has seen no negative impacts from macro volatility. New lease & renewal rate
growth ex. options accelerated in 1Q vs. TTM. 2) Supply is at historically low levels, which
KIM mgmt. estimates is 0.2% of total stock. 3) Consumer traffic levels are growing YoY
(per commentary during 1Q earnings & meetings at our conference). & 4) We expect
lower bad debt to be a source of guidance upside across our coverage.
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