AvalonBay Communities reported Q3 2025 results that fell short of projections, with a core FFO per share guidance lowered to $11.25, amid softening apartment demand and higher operating expenses.

• Q3 core FFO was $0.05 below guidance, primarily due to weaker same-store portfolio performance and elevated operating costs.
• Softened apartment demand linked to reduced job growth forecasts, with job growth potential downgraded to 725,000 for 2025.
• AvalonBay is actively managing a $3 billion project pipeline aimed at long-term value creation, benefiting from lower construction costs.
• The company has a robust balance sheet with $3 billion in liquidity, enabling continued strategic investments and share buybacks.
• Updated full-year guidance reflects a modest 2.2% growth in earnings due to revised revenue and expense projections.