Same - store
NOI rose 3.2 percent over the first quarter.
The company posted FFO per share of $ 0.82 this quarter, a 1.2 percent increase from $ 0.81 during the same period in 2006, and its same store
NOI rose 0.9 percent.
Regency's same - store
NOI rose 2.3 percent during the third quarter.
Kimco's
NOI rose 2.6 percent but its portfolio's occupancy declined 90 basis points, to 95.2 percent.
Regency's
NOI rose 2.2 percent in the second quarter.
Kimco's same - store
NOI rose 4.10 percent for the quarter.
Acadia's same - store
NOI rose one percent in the second quarter and its occupancy increased 60 basis points, to 93.9 percent.
The company's same - property
NOI rose 1.2 percent, while its occupancy level went down 100 basis points, to 94.8 percent.
In its fourth quarter 2017 results, the company reported that same - store
NOI rose 1.6 percent over the year.
If
the NOI rises by 3 %, it would bolster the value of the portfolio by $ 60 million using the same 5 % cap rate.
Not exact matches
Year - to - date, same - property net operating income (
NOI)
rose 3.2 percent.
Its same - property
NOI increased 2.5 percent and average rent, excluding Brazil,
rose 2 percent, to $ 12.41 per square foot.
In other words,
NOI — and not rents — is the key component to
rising defaults,» he writes.
Even more encouragingly, Simon, Macerich and Glimcher reported
rising same - store
NOIs in the second quarter, ranging from a 0.4 percent increase for Glimcher to a 2 percent increase for Macerich.
While revenue continued to
rise due to higher occupancies and rents,
rising expenses cut into
NOI expansion — a trend that is expected to continue in 2006.
Institutional investors looking to outperform industry benchmarks are bracing for bigger challenges ahead due to
rising interest rates, fewer transactions and a lower trajectory for appreciation and
NOI growth.
According to Deutsche Bank Securities analyst Louis Taylor, Weingarten's same - store
NOI growth
rose 40 basis points from 1.6 % last year to 2 % for first quarter 2002.
High -
rises and garden properties improved
NOI the most, followed by small low -
rises.
Instead, look for actual evidence that the pace of new construction is keeping up with growth in demand: evidence such as increasing employment, household formation, and retail trade volumes,
rising occupancy rates, positive rent growth, and growth in same - property
NOI.