Shares declined 2.1% following Tanger’s Q1 report, reflecting investor caution despite stable occupancy and FFO growth; the modest stock reaction suggests the market is digesting signs of deceleration and limited margin expansion amid ongoing operational challenges.
- Core FFO rose 11% year-over-year to $0.59 per share, supported by internal growth and recent acquisitions.
- Occupancy increased 120 basis points to 97%, indicating solid leasing momentum and portfolio stability.
- Blended rent spreads improved 10.5%, with new tenant retenanting spreads exceeding 26%, highlighting selective leasing strength.
- Operating cost ratio (OCR) held steady at 9.7%, suggesting no margin expansion despite revenue growth.
- Management cited ongoing strategic handling of store closures and temporary backfill measures, pointing to some underlying leasing headwinds.
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