BTB Real Estate Investment (BTB-UN) Q1 2026 earnings summary
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Q1 2026 earnings summary
13 May, 2026Executive summary
Portfolio consists of 74 properties totaling 6 million sq ft, valued at $1.3B, with a focus on industrial assets and densification in Montréal and Ottawa.
Acquired three industrial properties in Leduc, Alberta (143,118 sq ft) for $31.5M, expected to generate $2.5M annualized NOI; disposed of a Quebec City property for $11.7M; acquired remaining 50% interest in a Gatineau property for $7M.
Leasing activity exceeded 200,000 sq ft in Q1, with occupancy at 91.8%, down 70 bps year-over-year but up sequentially.
Strategic shift continues: selling office assets to redeploy capital into industrial properties.
Net positive effect of recent acquisitions/dispositions is $2.1M annualized NOI.
Financial highlights
Rental revenue for Q1 2026 was $32.0M, down 7.1% year-over-year, mainly due to a prior year lease cancellation payment and tenant departures.
NOI and cash NOI decreased by 10.3% and 10.2% year-over-year; excluding the lease cancellation payment, NOI declined 5.5%.
FFO adjusted per unit was $0.099 (down $0.012), AFFO adjusted per unit was $0.086 (down $0.017) year-over-year.
AFFO payout ratio rose to 87.2%, up 14.5% year-over-year.
Available liquidity at quarter-end was $23.7M.
Outlook and guidance
Strategic focus remains on industrial asset acquisitions, densification projects, and value creation.
Acquisitions and dispositions totaling $38.5M are expected to contribute $2.1M in annualized NOI.
Management highlights a robust pipeline of opportunities and ongoing efforts to maximize portfolio value.
Ongoing efforts to lease vacant spaces, with positive market interest and focus on government tenants.
At-the-market equity program to provide incremental capital for future growth.
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