Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (AP) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
14 Sep, 2026Business overview
Operates 179 rental properties with 14.1M SF GLA in major Canadian cities, focusing on sustainable, wellness-oriented urban workspaces.
Total assets stand at $8.2B, with 0.6M SF under development and 9.7M SF incremental density potential.
Portfolio includes heritage, modern, and flex workspace formats, catering to diverse tenant needs.
Largest and most concentrated portfolio of underutilized land for mixed-use intensification.
Strategic priorities include leasing up the organic portfolio, capital recycling, and completing current developments.
Financial and operational performance
Q2 2026 FFO per unit was $0.241, down from $0.495 in Q2 2025; AFFO per unit was $0.170, down from $0.456.
Occupied area at 84.4%, with a same asset NOI decline of 12.6% year-over-year.
Leasing retention rate improved to 77.0% in Q1 2026, with average net rent per occupied SF at $25.98.
Dispositions in 2026 totaled $243M, with $78M firm, targeting $500M for the year.
Net debt to EBITDA at 12.0x, with a target to reduce below 10.0x near term.
Portfolio and tenant profile
Toronto, Montréal, Vancouver, Calgary, and Kitchener are key markets, with Toronto & Kitchener representing 43% of GLA.
Top tenants include Google, Ubisoft, Shopify, Deloitte, and Morgan Stanley, with business services and IT comprising 22.5% of rental revenue.
Portfolio vacancy is concentrated in 12 properties, accounting for 53% of total vacancy.
Weighted average rent per SF has grown at a 4.1% CAGR over 10 years, reaching $25.98 in Q2 2026.
Lease maturities are well-distributed, with significant expiries in 2027–2030.
Latest events from Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust
- Leasing outperformed, but large fair value losses and one-time costs drove a substantial net loss.AP
Q2 2026 - Leasing momentum and deleveraging progress offset King Toronto challenges and higher losses.AP
Q1 2026 - Large 2025 net loss drives equity raise and asset sales to support deleveraging.AP
Q4 2025 - Leasing momentum is strong, but losses and leverage rose as occupancy targets shift to 2026.AP
Q3 2025 - NOI up 1.1%, leasing strong, but net loss and lower FFO/AFFO per unit amid asset sales.AP
Q2 2025 - Operating income and rental revenue up, but FFO and AFFO declined amid portfolio optimization.AP
Q3 2024 - Leasing momentum and asset sales drive leverage reduction, with EBITDA growth expected by 2026.AP
Q2 2024 - Strong leasing, NOI growth, and refinancing support stable outlook despite trade risks.AP
Q1 2025 - Occupancy, NOI, and leasing momentum strong; FFO/AFFO per unit to contract amid deleveraging.AP
Q4 2024