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13:00
Jul 31
Dawn Wood CEO, Federal Realty Investment Trust FRT Q2 FY26 call
Management confidently raised full-year guidance, citing record leasing volume, strong occupancy gains, and a robust pipeline of acquisitions and redevelopments.
FRT
HIGH
23:56
May 04
Jim Cramer Host, Mad Money CNBC
Federal Realty is cheap with consistent dividends.
Federal Realty (FRT) thrives in uncertain economic times because it serves the affluent consumer, whose net worth allows continued spending. The company's mixed-use properties in sought-after locations create a community experience that drives traffic and tenant demand.
FRT 1ST
MED
13:00
May 01
Management raised guidance for 2026, citing a strong first quarter, continued portfolio strength, and better-than-expected contributions from acquisitions and redevelopment. They expect continued occupancy growth and FFO acceleration through the year.
FRT
HIGH
04:14
Feb 17
A price target increase from Piper Sandler suggests a positive revision to their valuation.
A price target increase from Piper Sandler suggests a positive revision to their valuation model and a bullish stance.
FRT
MED
22:00
Feb 12
Management's tone is clearly positive, with strong 2025 results and 2026 FFO growth guidance near 6% despite a 12-cent refinancing headwind, indicating robust operational momentum.
FRT
HIGH

About FRT Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks FRT (Federal Realty Investment Trust) across 3 sources. 1 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 5 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (20%). 5 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 1 watch. Latest voices: Dawn Wood, Jim Cramer, Dan Gugliamone.