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**Key Takeaways:**
- **Revenue Resilience**: 2.6% same-store revenue growth despite industry-wide rent deceleration, supported by 96.6% occupancy and 300bps better retention.
- **Strategic Acquisitions**: $147M Northern Virginia acquisition with mid-5% NOI yield, leveraging data analytics for operational upside.
- **Share Buybacks**: $35M repurchased at 20% NAV discount, signaling confidence in long-term value.
- **Market分化**: Coastal markets (East Coast, West Coast) outperform Sunbelt, with San Francisco Bay Area leading at 7% blended lease rate growth.
- **Operational Excellence**: 600bps improvement in retention since 2023, driven by digital initiatives and customer experience enhancements.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- UDR delivered third-quarter same-store revenue growth of 2.6%, exceeding expectations, driven by strong resident retention and other income initiatives.
- CEO Tom Toomey highlighted cautious consumer sentiment and slower household formation,45 days ago, leading to a deceleration in rent growth. However, UDR maintained 96.6% occupancy and 300 basis points better annualized resident turnover than the prior year.
- Long-term outlook remains positive, with UDR positioned to benefit from structural housing shortages and decreased new supply. The company emphasized data-driven decision-making and operational efficiency to mitigate near-term challenges.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- CFO David Bragg reported FFO as adjusted per share of $0.65, exceeding guidance by $0.02, and raised full-year FFOA per share guidance to $2.53-$2.55.
- Key transactions included the acquisition of a 406-unit community in Northern Virginia for $147 million, expected to enhance long-term cash flow, and $35 million in share buybacks executed at a 20% discount to consensus NAV.
- Balance sheet remains strong with $1 billion liquidity, debt-to-enterprise value at 30%, and net debt-to-EBITDA at 5.5x, within target range.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Acquisition Strategy**: The Northern Virginia acquisition was underwritten with a mid-5% year-one NOI yield, leveraging UDR's analytics platform to identify operational upside. The property is adjacent to an existing UDR asset, enabling cost synergies.
- **Market Performance**: Coastal markets (East Coast, West Coast) outperformed Sunbelt regions, with San Francisco Bay Area and Boston showing strong rent growth. Sunbelt markets faced elevated supply and pricing challenges.
- **Capital Allocation**: Share buybacks remain a priority, with $35 million executed in Q3 at a 7% FFO yield. The company plans to recycle $150 million in dispositions to fund accretive investments.
- **Retention Trends**: Annualized resident turnover improved by 600 basis points since 2023, driven by proactive customer engagement and digital initiatives like package lockers and WiFi rollouts.


UDR, Inc. (UDR) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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