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LEG Immobilien warns of Iran-war shock for real estate market

LEG chief Lars von Lackum warns that the Iran war could, via higher energy prices, stoke inflation and thus interest rates, which would burden tenants and could lead to stagnation or write-downs in the real estate market. Investors are currently on hold, damping the transaction market. Despite the risks, LEG expects a record result in 2026 (AFFO 220–240 million), maintains price-disciplined sales and is investing in AI and hybrid heating solutions. » More on handelsblatt.com
LEG aims for record operating profit in 2026

LEG reports an AFFO increase of 10% to €220.5 million for 2025. For 2026 the company confirms its target range of €220 to €240 million and is thus aiming for a new record. Net cold rent rose 7.0% in 2025 to just under €920 million; like‑for‑like rent per square metre increased from €6.81 to €7.04. A dividend of €2.92 per share is to be paid for 2025, up from €2.70 the previous year. » More on de.investing.com
LEG Immobilien increases earnings, raises dividend to €2.92

LEG Immobilien increased adjusted operating earnings (FFO) last year by 10% to €220.5 million, supported by the integration of Brack Capital Properties, rental growth, and higher ancillary service income. The dividend rises to €2.92 per share, matching FFO per share. For 2026, LEG confirms adjusted FFO of €220–240 million and expects rental growth of 3.8–4.0%. » More on finanzen.net