UDR, a REIT, anticipates being a net seller of apartments in 2026 despite expecting stronger performance. The company projects 1.5% to 2% blended lease rate growth, driven by a reduction in apartment completions and strategic lease expiration management from late 2025. While optimistic, UDR acknowledges potential challenges from muted job growth and regulatory risks, leading to a focus on selling approximately $700 million in assets.
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UDR expects to be a net seller in 2026
UDR, a REIT, anticipates being a net seller of apartments in 2026 despite expecting stronger performance. The company projects 1.5% to 2% blended lease rate growth, driven by a reduction in apartment completions and strategic lease expiration management from late 2025. While optimistic, UDR acknowledges potential challenges from muted job growth and regulatory risks, leading to a focus on selling approximately $700 million in assets.