
Q3 FY26 · Ended Sep 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
Selling buildings, not renting them, made the quarter's profit
Without the sale gain, operating income would sit close to last year's, so the rent business alone did not lift profit.
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A non-cash charge twice the size of daily running costs is why cash flow and reported profit rarely match.
Each community sold takes its rent with it, so a 1.6% rise in income per home could not offset a smaller portfolio.
Same-store occupancy of 96.6% and short leases let rent follow the market within a year, in either direction.
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