Vivmark Residential (VMRK) investor relations material

Vision and Strategy

• Aims to be the most trusted and best performing rental housing company, leveraging scale, technology, and talent development for higher earnings growth and superior shareholder returns.

• Focuses on unmatched technology, AI, proprietary data, and market density to drive operational efficiency, cash flow, and enhanced resident experience.

• The 'Vivmark Effect' flywheel combines internal cash flow growth and external development to lower cost of capital and fuel further growth.

• Capital allocation targets the strongest risk-adjusted returns, breaking the traditional coastal vs. Sun Belt dichotomy and enabling robust capital deployment.

• Broader vision includes potential expansion into adjacent rental housing sectors and private capital platforms in the future.

Integration and Merger Highlights

• Integration completed from announcement to closing in 88 days, with leadership roles clarified early and a balanced team from both legacy companies.

• $175M in gross annual synergies identified, with $125M net after real estate tax reassessments, expected to be fully realized within 18 months; 85% by end of 2027.

• S&P upgraded the company to an A rating, making it one of only four REITs with this distinction, and a $1B bond offering was completed post-merger.

• Transaction costs are trending lower than expected, mainly due to lower transfer taxes and below the initial $750M estimate.

• The merger created one of the largest residential REITs, with over 184,000 apartment homes and a market share of about 2% in comparable rental stock.

Operational Performance and Market Outlook

• Combined portfolio has 95% of NOI in overlapping markets, with 184,000 homes providing scale for procurement and labor efficiencies.

• Occupancy is just under 96%, with 60% renewal rates and asking rents up 3.6%; turnover trends are favorable and concessions are declining.

• Northern California and New York are portfolio strengths; Seattle and Mid-Atlantic show improvement, while Denver and North Carolina remain challenged.

• Full year 2026 Same Store Residential revenue growth is projected at 1.5% to 2.5%, with both legacy companies raising guidance by 20 basis points.

• Over $4.4B in developments are underway, expected to drive differentiated earnings growth and value creation into 2027.