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REIT Roundup Summary: Key Themes for NAREIT and the Industrial REITs Eras

Core Content

This document provides a summary of a webinar titled "REIT Roundup: Key Themes for NAREIT and the Industrial REITs Eras" and outlines the key themes and insights discussed. The focus is on the evolving dynamics in the real estate investment trust (REIT) sector, particularly in the industrial and retail segments, with a special emphasis on the impact of political and macroeconomic factors on REIT performance.

Main Points

NAREIT Key Themes

REITs face challenges due to the constant shifts in political policy, which affect the macroeconomic environment.
REITs generally pull back on development and acquisitions during periods of uncertainty.
The upcoming NAREIT REIT Week in New York (June 2-5) is highlighted, with company meetings planned for multiple REITs.

Industrial REITs - The Eras Tour

The document outlines different "Eras" that have driven warehouse demand in the US.
The current "Manufacturing Reinvestment Era" is expected to continue under Trump's second term, fueled by his focus on American innovation and security.
STAG, LXP, and EGP are identified as the best-positioned industrial REITs for this era.
Leasing spreads and rent growth are expected to favor manufacturing and inland distribution markets over port markets.
Short-term policy uncertainty could drive inventory building, benefiting coastal industrial properties.

Storage Weekly: PSA Remains In Front

Year-over-year (Y/Y) self-storage asking rents declined by -1.2%, slightly improved from -1.4% last week.
PSA outperformed the sector, showing +7.7% Y/Y growth.
Google search volume for "Storage Near Me" indicates continued demand, though recent softness in the housing market may impact this trend.

AMH Virtual NDR Takeaways

AMH reported +4.3% new lease rate growth in May, which is a key highlight.
Midwest markets are showing strength due to migration and limited competition.
AMH is successfully shifting lease expirations, which supports long-term rate growth.
Texas property tax reform is expected to have an impact.
AI is being leveraged to drive operating efficiencies.

MAC's Path Forward Update

MAC is streamlining its portfolio to 31 high-performing Class A malls, with ~94.5% occupancy and ~900 SPSF.
The company aims for $880M in NOI and $1.80 FFO/share by 2028.
Leasing momentum is strong, with 23 of 26 anchor spaces in LOI.
$72% of FY24 leasing volume is already completed, supporting 5.2% NOI CAGR.
The SNO pipeline is expected to contribute $160M in projected NOI uplift through 2028.
$1.1B of the $2B asset sales/givebacks goal is complete, with the remaining $900M expected to fund growth and reduce leverage.

ELS Operating Update

Core manufactured housing (MH) base rental income grew +5.5% through April, beating guidance and JEF/consensus estimates.
Core MH occupancy dropped 10 bps to 94.3%, suggesting better-than-expected pricing power.
Core RV & marinas base rental income was +2.0%, below guidance and JEF/consensus estimates.
Transient rental income through the key MDW weekend was -7.5%, indicating increased consumer caution amid macro uncertainty.

Interest Rate Spike Cycle

REITs typically underperform the broader market during rising interest rates, by an average of 960 bps.
However, once rates stabilize, REITs tend to outperform, with an average outperformance of ~660 bps in the 120 days following stabilization.
The period from September 16th, 2024, to January 13th, 2025, saw 1,400 bps underperformance for REITs.

Key REIT Performance

Top Performers (Past Week, JEF Coverage)

MAC: +8.7% (Malls)
ESS: +5.4% (Apartments)
PSTL: +5.3% (Post Office)
UDR: +5.0% (Apartments)
STAG: +4.4% (Industrial)
AVB: +4.4% (Apartments)
PLD: +4.4% (Industrial)
LXP: +4.3% (Industrial)
BXP: +4.2% (Office)
CWK: +4.2% (CRE Services)

Bottom Performers (Past Week, JEF Coverage)

HPP: -1.1% (Office)
NHI: +0.1% (Skilled Nursing)
ELS: +0.1% (Manufactured Housing)
CCI: +0.2% (Towers)
SBRA: +0.2% (Skilled Nursing)
VTR: +0.2% (Senior Housing)
LTC: +0.3% (Skilled Nursing)
ADC: +0.3% (Net Lease Retail)
AMH: +0.5% (Single Family Rental)
NSA: +0.7% (Self-Storage)

Top Performers (YTD, IJF Coverage)

AHR: +22.9% (Senior Housing)
WELL: +22.4% (Senior Housing)
AMT: +17.0% (Towers)
SBAC: +13.8% (Towers)
NTST: +13.8% (Net Lease Retail)
CCI: +10.6% (Towers)
VTR: +9.2% (Senior Housing)
ADC: +6.9% (Net Lease Retail)
PSTL: +6.1% (Post Office)
O: +6.0% (Net Lease Retail)

Bottom Performers (YTD, IJF Coverage)

HPP: -38.6% (Office)
ARE: -28.0% (OutMed and/or Lab)
DEA: -23.5% (Office)
DEI: -23.3% (Office)
CWK: -23.3% (CRE Services)
KRC: -20.4% (Office)
AKR: -20.3% (Shopping Ctrs)
MAC: -18.8% (Malls)
NXRT: -18.6% (Apartments)
SAFE: -18.5% (Diversified)

Upcoming Events

NAREIT REIT Week, New York, June 2-5
Realty Income Corp (O) Dinner, New York, June 3
Analyst Marketing, Asia, June 9-13
Self Storage Forum, Virtual, June 18
AKR NDR, London & Stockholm, June 24-26
O NDR, London, June 25
Self Storage Association Conference, Las Vegas, September 2-5
Regency Centers (REG) Investor Meetings, London & Zurich, September 23-24
Southern California Multi-Property Tour, Los Angeles, September 29 - October 1
Jefferies Miami Real Estate Conference, Miami, November 18-19
NAREIT REIT World, Dallas, December 8-11

Research Highlights

Jefferies Research Recap includes detailed updates on various REIT sectors, such as self-storage, industrial, mall traffic, life science, data centers, and office.
Data-Driven Insights are emphasized, with access to various datasets including rent web scrapes, foot traffic, lease spreads, biotech funding, and market trends.
The Jefferies REIT Research is described as global, with a variety of reports and analyses across sectors.

Team Members

Jon Petersen – Head of US REIT Team
Linda Tsai – Senior Vice President
Peter Abramowitz – Senior Vice President
Joe Dickstein – Vice President
Ahmed Mehri – Senior Associate
Brendan Cutler – Senior Associate
Matthew Roberts – Associate
Katie Elders – Associate
Jan Aygul – Associate

Conclusion

The webinar highlights the current state of the REIT market, with a focus on the Industrial REITs and the Manufacturing Reinvestment Era. It also discusses the impact of political policies, such as tariffs, on the sector. The upcoming NAREIT events and REIT Roundup Webinars are promoted, with a call for registration and calendar addition. The data-driven approach of Jefferies' research is emphasized, with detailed insights into market trends, lease performance, and sector-specific updates.