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- **Renewal Strength**: 4.5% Q3 renewal rent growth, 4.3% in October, supporting 96.5% occupancy.
- **Financial Resilience**: Core FFO raised to $1.92, same-store NOI growth to 2.25%, backed by $1.9B liquidity.
- **Strategic Moves**: $500M share buyback program launched; 70% of Q3 acquisitions via homebuilder partnerships.
- **Market Outlook**: Florida and Atlanta leading growth, despite BTR supply headwinds.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Revenue Growth and Renewal Performance**: Q3 same-store renewal rent growth of 4.5% (30 bps YoY improvement), with 4.3% in October, driven by stable demand and high resident tenure (41 months). New lease growth was negative due to elevated supply, but blended rent growth remained 3%.
- **Growth Strategy**: Pursuing 4 channels: homebuilder partnerships, month-end inventory, construction lending, and third-party management. Emphasized disciplined capital allocation for long-term returns.
- **Market Outlook**: Confident in single-family rental demand despite BTR supply, with Florida and Atlanta showing resilience. Hosting Investor Day on November 17 for deeper strategy insights.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Financial Results**: Core FFO per share of $0.47, AFFO of $0.38. Raised full-year guidance: core FFO to $1.92, AFFO to $1.62, same-store NOI growth to 2.25% (midpoint). 
- **Balance Sheet Strength**: $1.9B liquidity, investment-grade debt profile (83% unsecured, 95% fixed-rate). Completed $600M bond offering at 4.95% coupon.
- **Share Repurchase Program**: Authorized $500M to enhance shareholder value, part of disciplined capital allocation.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Supply Dynamics**: 2026 BTR deliveries expected to moderate, but near-term supply pressure in Sunbelt markets. Renewal strength (75% of book) offsets new lease challenges.
- **Capital Allocation**: Prioritizing acquisitions (70% forward-purchased homes, 30% opportunistic buys) and share buybacks. Disposition proceeds used for accretive reinvestment.
- **Market Performance**: Florida and Atlanta outperforming, while Chicago and Minneapolis show sustained strength. Miami renewals strong despite new supply.
- **Policy Impact**: No significant effect on occupancy or customer profile; labor and construction costs stable.

Invitation Homes Inc. (INVH) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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