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$BSRTF BSR Real Estate Investment Trust (BSRTF / HOM.U / HOM.UN) Q2 2026 analysis (three and six months ended June 30, 2026; results released August 12, 2026).

Portfolio snapshot

26 properties / 7,170 units (unchanged from year-end 2025; up from 25 properties / 6,802 units a year earlier due to prior acquisitions net of dispositions).

Total portfolio weighted average ending occupancy: 94.5% (up sequentially from 94.1% at Dec 31, 2025 and from 93.3% a year earlier).

Same-community (SC) occupancy: 94.6% (up from 94.3% in Q1; down from 95.6% a year earlier).

SC average in-place rent: ~$1,435 (slightly softer year-over-year).

SC retention: 60.1% (improved from 57.4% a year earlier).

SC blended lease rate change in Q2: +0.5% (new leases –2.4%, renewals +2.9%). July showed further sequential improvement to +1.0% blended.

The August 2025 acquisition (The Ownsby in the northern Dallas area) reached 91% physical occupancy but continues elevated concessions; management now expects another 12–14 months to achieve expected economic stabilization.

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Eightball @Eightball·5 days ago
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Eightball @Eightball·5 days ago
Balance sheet & capital structure (June 30, 2026) Debt outstanding: ~$732 million. Weighted average contractual interest rate: 4.1% (up slightly from 4.0% at year-end). Weighted average term to maturity: 3.9 years. Debt-to-Gross Book Value: 51.7% (modestly higher than 51.2% at year-end). NAV per unit: $16.56 (up slightly from $16.43 at year-end; down from $16.74 a year earlier). Liquidity: ~$39.7 million total; revolving credit facility had substantial remaining availability. Subsequent: New $200 million receive-variable / pay-fixed SOFR swap (3.1495% fixed) effective January 2027, maturing 2034 (with optional early-termination features).
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Eightball @Eightball·5 days ago
Guidance & management commentary Management lowered full-year 2026 FFO and AFFO per-unit guidance ranges slightly because The Ownsby is stabilizing more slowly than originally expected. Same-community NOI guidance was left essentially intact: softer top-line recovery expectations were offset by better expense trends (property taxes, insurance, payroll, bad debt). Positive sequential leasing momentum (blended rates turning positive and improving further in July), rising occupancy, higher retention, and early traction on ancillary initiatives (Bulk Internet live at multiple properties and ramping, Valet Trash, assistant-manager centralization targeting ~$0.02 FFO/unit annualized savings, plus additional tech-related savings) support the longer-term growth narrative. Management continues to target $0.13–$0.22 per unit of incremental platform growth by early 2028 (excluding market rent/expense/interest-rate changes).
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