Essex Property Trust FY2025 annual report published; Core FFO per diluted share grows 2.2%

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Essex Property Trust FY2025 annual report published; Core FFO per diluted share grows 2.2%
  • Essex reported Core FFO per diluted share growth of 2.2% and same-property revenue and NOI growth of 3.3% and 3.2%.
  • Portfolio activity included the acquisition of seven Northern California apartment communities for about USD 829.5 million and the sale of five communities for about USD 563.8 million.
  • The board approved a 4.9% increase in the annual dividend to USD 10.28 per share, marking the 31st consecutive annual increase.
  • Operations at year-end included interests in 259 operating apartment communities totaling 63,077 apartment homes, plus a development pipeline with one consolidated project of 543 apartment homes.


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