Highwoods Properties: 3Q25 Results
(HIW; Baa3/BBB-/NR)
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• Total revenues were $202m in line with BBG consensus and and essentially flat to last year.
• Occupancy was 85.3%.
• SS Cash NOI was $131.5m, down from $139.3m last year.
• Net Income of $13.7m was below consensus of $14.2m and down 11.4%
• FFO/sh of $0.86/sh was slightly ahead of consensus of $0.85/sh
• Operating cash flow of $259m was down by 13% YOY. Funds from operations was $95.4m, down 1.6% YOY.
• Acquired $248m of properties during Q3 and disposed of $162m of properties.
• Liquidity stood at $574m.
• Expects occupancy in office segment to range from 85.0-86.0% for remainder of 2025. For FY 25 sees FFO/sh of $3.41 TO $3.45, improved from $3.37 TO $3.45
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