-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下：我们将目标价下调1美元至26美元，相当于我们2026年每股FFO预期值的11.7倍。尽管办公楼市场前景有所改善，但由于负续租价差和高空置率依然存在，这一估值高于办公楼房地产投资信托基金（REIT）同行，但低于VNO三年平均预期市盈率（13.6倍）。我们将2026年每股FFO预期值下调0.07美元至2.22美元，并将2027年预期值上调0.08美元至2.40美元。目前，350 Park Avenue的重建项目能否推进存在更大的不确定性；这是管理层在电话会议上提到的第一个具体事项。在与纽约市长公开争论之后，Citadel最终将决定这项价值45亿美元的项目是否继续推进。我们注意到，Verizon 将不会继续履行其在 PENN 2 的租赁合同，而是选择将该空间转租，这表明其计划近期发生了变化。PENN 1 和 PENN 2 的租赁工作已基本完成，预计将于 2027 年初开始产生收益。VNO 对 Park Avenue Plaza 的收购预计将在今年带来收益增长，目前租金比市场价低 40%-50%，未来仍有上涨空间。
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