Phillips Edison Expects 3%-4% Long-Term Same-Center NOI Growth
Bitget2026/10/22 19:37- Phillips Edison expects long-term core FFO per share growth in the mid-to-high single digits, supported by internal growth and acquisitions.
- Same-center NOI is projected to grow 3%-4% long term without occupancy gains; leased portfolio occupancy reached 97.3% at June 30, 2026.
- Development and redevelopment spending targets $75 million-$100 million annually; 21 projects under construction carry estimated yields of 9%-12%.
- Everyday Retail investments could reach $700 million-$1 billion over five years, representing up to 10% of the portfolio.
- About $294 million was invested in 13 Everyday Retail centers since 2023, with underwritten unlevered returns exceeding 10%.
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