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Leasing Activity in Hawaii and Indianapolis Boosts Net Operating Income

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Same Property Net Operating Income grew by 5.7%, primarily due to strong rent growth and the leasing of previously vacant space in Hawaii and Indianapolis. Consolidated occupancy reached 98.3%, and the company reported a Normalized Funds From Operations of $21.3 million, a 42% increase from the prior year. The company also secured 100% fixed rate financing at a weighted average rate of 5.48%.

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The growth in Net Operating Income reflects robust leasing activity and high occupancy rates in the real estate markets of Hawaii and Indianapolis. This performance is supported by a weighted average lease term of nearly 16 years for new transactions.

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  • IndianapolisLocation driving NOI growth through leasing activity
  • HawaiiLocation driving NOI growth through leasing activity

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