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Essex Property Trust Reports Revenue Growth, Acquisition in Northern California East Bay

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Essex Property Trust, Inc. reported Core FFO per Diluted Share of $4.00 for the third quarter, which beat management's guidance. Same-Property Revenue Growth reached 3.0% year over year, supported by 7.3% blended rent growth in Northern California and 2.1% growth in Seattle. The company also closed a $200 million acquisition for a 474-unit community in the Northern California East Bay.

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The results indicate that market recovery is driving increased property values and rental income in key regions. The acquisition activity in the Northern California East Bay and the rent growth in Seattle reflect a strengthening real estate investment market.

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Who's involved

  • Essex Property Trust, Inc.American Real Estate Investment Trust reporting financial results and executing acquisitions
  • Northern CaliforniaRegion where 7.3% blended rent growth was reported and where the acquisition occurred
  • SeattleCity where 2.1% blended rent growth was reported, reflecting market recovery
  • East BayLocation in Northern California where the $200 million acquisition took place

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  • Northern California could see increased investment in real estate assets due to strong rental growth.

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