Shares dipped 1.7% following the earnings release, reflecting investor caution despite stable results, amid signs of modest growth and no change in guidance.
- Rental income grew 2% like-for-like, with housing portfolio rents up 7.6% driven by higher occupancy and increased rents per square meter.
- Occupancy remains high at approximately 94%, boosted by a 170 basis point increase in the multifamily segment.
- Rental margin improved by 160 basis points year-on-year due to ongoing property cost optimizations.
- EPRA cost ratio further declined from 21% in 2021 to 14% currently, and cost of debt remained contained at 1.6%.
- The company confirmed recurring net income guidance for 2026 between EUR 6.70 and EUR 6.75 per share, with no upward revisions.
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