Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust

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ISIN null / Valor 1545309

Toronto Stock Exchange (2026-03-27)

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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust
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About company

Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust, established in 2003, focuses on consolidating centrally located, distinctive, and cost-effective Class I workspace while intensifying underutilized land within its portfolio. The company also owns and operates the largest internet exchange point in Canada and the fifth largest in North America. Allied has evolved into a leading owner, manager, and developer of urban workspace in Canada's major cities and network-dense urban data centers in Toronto. The company's continuous consolidation, intensification, and development efforts have led to an increased sensitivity to design, expanded investment focus to urban mixed-use properties, and collaborative relationships with best-in-class real estate organizations for urban mixed-use developments.

Summarized from source with an LLMView SourceSector: Finance

Operations & leasing

Leasing activity: Allied conducted 241 lease tours, leased 881,628 sq ft of GLA in Q3 (795,969 sq ft in rental portfolio), including 214,767 sq ft of previously vacant space; 187,153 sq ft were expansions and 324,063 sq ft were new users. Renewal rate for the nine months was 69% (just below the 70–75% normal range). Notable: Google renewed 194,842 sq ft at The Breithaupt Block (Allied share 97,421 sq ft).

Portfolio occupancy & rent

Portfolio metrics: occupied area 84%, leased area 87.4% (Q3 2025). In-place net rent per occupied sq ft was $25.19 (slightly down YoY). Renewal rent increases: ending-to-starting base rent +1.5%; average-to-average base rent +8.8% on renewals in the quarter.

GAAP financials

Quarter results: Q3 rental revenue $147.9M (+0.9% YoY); operating income $80.7M (−3% YoY). Q3 fair value loss on investment properties and assets held for sale was $100.3M. Interest expense rose to $35.5M (+13.2% YoY). Net loss for the quarter was $113.4M (nine‑month net loss $315.8M).

Non‑GAAP performance (FFO / AFFO)

Q3 non‑GAAP: Adjusted EBITDA $93.6M (−5.0% YoY). Q3 FFO $63.7M (FFO per unit $0.456, −18.0% YoY); AFFO $59.1M (AFFO per unit $0.423, −13.1% YoY). For the nine months, FFO per unit was $1.458 (−11.7%) and AFFO per unit $1.341 (−10.2%). Payout ratios rose materially (e.g., Q3 AFFO payout 106.4%).

Balance-sheet, liquidity & funding

Balance-sheet actions: raised $1.3B from the bond market to repay multiple facilities and construction/short-term debt. As at Sept 30, 2025: total debt $4.682B, total indebtedness ratio ~45.2%, net debt / annualized adjusted EBITDA 12.3x, $51M drawn on new $800M unsecured revolver and $63M cash on hand. Management targets net debt / EBITDA below 10x but expects more time to reach it given later-than-expected asset sale closings.

Portfolio optimization & expected proceeds

Non-core sales: closed three non-core properties for aggregate proceeds of $46M; four properties under firm contract for $55M (closing by mid‑November); three more in Montréal expected to close in December for $85M. Additional Toronto/Calgary non-core properties targeted for ~ $84M and potential incremental proceeds from Toronto House and Calgary House (targets for closings by end of Q2 2026).

Outlook for 2025

Management updated 2025 guidance: expects year‑end occupied and leased area roughly in line with Q3 levels; same-asset NOI down ~1% for the year; FFO and AFFO per unit to contract by approximately 10% for 2025 due to slower lease finalization and higher interest costs.

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