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Fresh 6/23: Resi Same-Store vs. Earnings Growth, SHO SF Sale, PSA Acquires PS Canada
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Fresh 6/23: Resi Same-Store vs. Earnings Growth, SHO SF Sale, PSA Acquires PS Canada
REITs
Apartments - Market Weight
Lodging - Market Weight
Office - Market Weight
Single Family Rental - Market Weight
Storage - Market Weight
Fresh 6/23: Resi Same-Store vs. Earnings Growth, SHO SF June 23, 2026
Sale, PSA Acquires PS Canada
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We highlight: (1) Our AVB EQR merger review (2) Resi same store vs earnings guides (3) SHO to sell Hyatt Regency
SF (4) HPP 8K (5) AI leases in NYC (6) Morgan Stanley considering $1.3B office tower in Dallas (7) IQHQ lease (8)
PSA acquisition (9) Economics note (10) DOC estimates
●In Exhibit 1 below we compare Residential same-store NOI growth guides versus FFO growth guides for full-
year 2026. We note the following:
○For most Apartment and Manufactured Housing names earnings growth lag same-store which makes
sense given refinance costs that REITs face generally.
○Storage generally has higher earnings than same store growth. PSA can consistently do this given their
development pipeline, and EXR consistently grows its 3PM business.
○SFR has also been able to grow earnings more than same store, in part due to external growth, but also
material recycling activity.
●SHO to sell the 821-room Hyatt Regency San Francisco to funds affiliated with Blackstone Real Estate for $279M
(~$340K/key).
●PSA announced their acquisition of PS Canada. The acquisition is initially earnings Neutral, but the company
believes occupancy and operating upside allow for meaningful growth going forward.
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