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CTO Realty Growth acquires the mixed-use center Zona Rosa in Kansas City for $63.3 million ($82/ft²). The 768,000 ft² complex is 67% leased; tenants include Dick’s Sporting Goods, Barnes & Noble, Old Navy, Burlington and DSW. The 64-acre site offers 10 acres of shovel-ready development land and about 100,000 ft² of underutilized space, and draws roughly 5.5 million visitors annually. CEO John P. Albright said the year-to-date acquisition volume exceeds $200 million with a blended initial net purchase yield of 8.2% (including $334 million of structured investments and a 9.5% cash yield). » Plus sur de.investing.com

CTO Realty Growth has entered equity distribution agreements with Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. and Huntington Securities, both of which will serve as additional distribution partners for the ongoing at‑the‑market programs for cumulative, redeemable 6.375% Series A preferred stock (up to $25 million) and for common stock (up to $250 million). Existing agreements with multiple banks were amended to integrate Cantor and Huntington as additional distribution partners, forward sellers and forward buyers. The company also reported Q1 results that beat expectations (EPS $0.13 vs. $0.01; revenue $41.17 million vs. $38.89 million) and, according to data, has a dividend yield of 7.72% with 51 years of consecutive dividend payments. » Plus sur de.investing.com

CTO Realty Growth acquires the open‑air shopping center Palms Crossing in McAllen, Texas, for $81.6 million. The 399,000‑square‑foot property is 98% leased and houses tenants such as Best Buy, Hobby Lobby, Burlington, Barnes & Noble and Nike. The acquisition makes Texas the third‑largest state for CTO by annualized base cash rent; 85% of base cash rent now comes from Georgia, Florida, Texas and North Carolina. CTO plans to initially finance the purchase with cash and its revolving credit facility and expects to sell the asset in mid‑2026 for subsequent refinancing. » Plus sur de.investing.com

CTO Realty Growth reported Q4 record lease occupancy of 95.9% and same-property NOI growth for shopping centers of 4.3%. Q4 Core FFO was $15.8m ($0.49 per diluted share) and full-year Core FFO reached $60.5m; the company closed $166m of investments in 2025, including the $65.2m Pompano City Center acquisition, and has a signed-not-open pipeline of $6.1m (~5.8% of annual cash rents). Management is under contract for a ~384,000 sq ft Texas shopping center for ~$83m, expects positive mark-to-market leasing spreads (~60%), and guided 2026 Core FFO to $1.98–2.03 per share with shopping-center same-property NOI growth of 3.5%–4.5%. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com

CTO Realty Growth reports completed investment activity of $165.9 million for 2025 with a weighted average initial cash yield of 9.0%. Acquisitions include two shopping centers in Atlanta and South Florida for $144.9 million (initial cash yield 8.7%); the company also made structured investments totaling $21 million (cash yield 10.7%, including $5 million seller financing). CTO sold two properties for a total of $85.1 million (disposition yield in the mid-5% range) and signed three new leases at The Collection at Forsyth, raising occupancy there to 93%. » Plus sur de.investing.com