Camden Property Trust

Camden Property Trust announced the retirement of Michael P. Gallagher effective July 2, 2026; his successor will be Kevin J. Necas Jr., who has been with the company since 2023 and most recently served as vice president — accounting. Necas is a certified public accountant with prior experience at CenterPoint Energy and Phillips 66; the company reported no conflicts of interest or arrangements related to the appointment. In addition, Camden reported strong Q1 results (EPS $0.40 vs. $0.27 expected; revenue $388.77 million) and received mixed analyst reactions: Truist raised its price target and kept its recommendation at buy, while Scotiabank downgraded its rating and cut its price target citing risks to regional macroeconomic recovery. » More on de.investing.com

Shareholders at Camden Property Trust approved all proposals at the 2026 annual meeting, including re-election of trust managers, an advisory vote on executive compensation, ratification of Deloitte & Touche as auditor, and amendments to the 2018 share incentive and employee purchase plans. Management said apartment supply is being rapidly absorbed, new construction starts in Camden markets have fallen sharply, and job and population growth together with stronger consumer finances position the REIT for a potential strong recovery. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Camden Property Trust reported Q1 2026 EPS of $0.40 versus $0.27 expected and revenue of $388.77 million versus $379.33 million forecast. Core FFO per share was $1.70, slightly above consensus. Management cited effective cost management and lower bad-debt expenses as drivers, but noted headwinds from non-core FFO items. A sequential decline in Core FFO is expected for Q2 2026, and the annual Core FFO guidance of $6.75 was affirmed; the stock fell slightly in after-hours trading. » More on de.investing.com

Camden Property Trust has reached a binding framework agreement to resolve a class action alleging antitrust violations related to RealPage revenue-management software and will pay $53 million into a settlement fund. The payment will be made in two equal installments of $26.5 million; the parties are working toward a final agreement requiring court approval by May 7, 2026. Camden commits to changes in disclosure and use of non-public data and of revenue-management software, but stresses the settlement is not an admission of guilt. The company does not expect material effects on liquidity, leverage ratios, dividend policy, or core FFO for 2026; the payments will be recorded as non-operating expenses. » More on de.investing.com

Camden Property Trust’s share fell to a 52-week low of $96.61, putting it down about 20.8% year-to-date but still close to InvestingPro’s fair value estimate of $97.41. The REIT offers a 4.34% dividend yield and has 34 consecutive years of payouts. For Q4 2025, Camden reported much stronger EPS of $1.44 versus $0.35 expected, but slightly missed revenue expectations; the company also issued $600 million of preferred notes (coupon 4.90%) and extended its revolving credit facility. Alexander J. Jessett was promoted to CEO, Truist affirmed a “Buy” rating with a $118 price target, and the company plans to sell holdings in Southern California to fund acquisitions and share buybacks. » More on de.investing.com