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Cousins Properties Incorporated
CUZ · NYSEReal Estate
The economic chain
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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
Capitalwho funds itREITs & ownerswho owns the propertyPropertyportfoliosthe buildings & sitesBrokerage &managementwho leases & runs itTenantswho rents the spaceEnd demandwhat drives itCAPInvestors & lendersDBTMortgages & bondsHIWHighwoods PropertiesCUZCousins PropertiesPDMPiedmont Office RealtyBXPBXP (Boston Properties)KRCKilroy RealtySAILSail TowerDEVDevelopment pipelineOFCTrophy lifestyle officeCBRECBRE GroupLSELeasing & building servicesAMZNAmazonGOOGAlphabet (Google)VYXNCR VoyixXOMExxonMobilEXPEExpedia GroupBACBank of AmericaTENOther office tenantsSUNSun Belt migrationRTOReturn-to-officeFEDRates & REIT rules
Company details
Market cap
$4.4B
P/FFO
~10×
Div yield
4.6%
FFO / share
$2.84
Portfolio leased
91.8%
Rev. growth
+8%
Revenue
$925M
Net debt / EBITDA
5.7×
In plain English
Cousins is a Sun Belt office REIT — it owns a ~22.9M-sq-ft portfolio of trophy 'lifestyle office' towers in fast-growing markets like Austin, Atlanta, Charlotte and Tampa, then rents that space to tech, finance and professional-services tenants (Amazon is its #1). Rent flows back to shareholders as a monthly-of-life dividend, and the company pays out most of its income to keep its tax-free REIT status.
In simple terms
Where Cousins sits in the chain
Cousins is an owner-operator: capital and debt fund it, it buys and builds trophy office towers, leases and runs them (largely in-house), and rents the space to tech, finance and professional tenants whose demand is driven by Sun Belt migration and return-to-office.
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Risk read
Moderate
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