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モルガン・スタンレーは、ブロードストーン・ネットリースなどトリプルネットREITは第1四半期のAFFO成長率が前四半期を下回る可能性が高いと述べている。

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-- モルガン・スタンレーは火曜日のレポートで、ブロードストーン・ネット・リース(BNL)、フロントビューREIT(FVR)をはじめとするトリプルネットREITの第1四半期の調整後FFO(運用資金)成長率は1.9%と予測しており、前四半期の3.5%から低下すると述べている。 モルガン・スタンレーのアナリストは、これらのREITは10年から30年の長期リース契約、多様なテナント構成、強固なバランスシート、そして4%から7%という魅力的な配当利回りといったメリットを享受していると指摘した。 アナリストによると、ブロードストーン・ネット・リースの2026年から2027年の調整後FFO成長率はコンセンサス予想で4.1%となり、同業他社の平均予想成長率3.8%を上回ると見込まれている。この数字は、目に見えるオーダーメイド開発パイプライン、特にプロジェクト・トリボロによる潜在的な成長によって裏付けられていると、レポートは述べている。 アナリストらは、FrontView REITも同期間における調整後FFO(運用資金)の成長率が4.8%と予測され、同業他社の平均を上回ると見込んでいると述べた。Maewyn Capital Partnersが主導する繰延償還型永久優先株式投資により、2026年の投資資金調達リスクが軽減されると、レポートは指摘している。 アナリストらは、トリプルネットREITは年初来12%の上昇率で、REITセクター全体の10.9%を上回り、株価収益率(PER)は30%のディスカウントで取引されていると述べ、「実績のある運営会社で株価収益率が割安な企業」に価値を見出していると付け加えた。 モルガン・スタンレーは、Broadstone Net Leaseの目標株価を19ドルから24ドルに、FrontView REITの目標株価を14ドルから18ドルに引き上げ、両銘柄の投資判断を「イコールウェイト」に据え置いた。

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