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Independence Realty Trust, Inc.

IRT · NYSEReal Estate
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Capitalwho funds itREITs & ownerswho owns the propertyPropertyportfoliosthe buildings & sitesBrokerage &managementwho leases & runs itTenantswho rents the spaceEnd demandwhat drives itCAPInvestors & lendersDEBTMortgages & agency debtIRTIndependence Realty TrustMAAMid-America ApartmentCPTCamden Property TrustAVBAvalonBayCOMMApartment communitiesMGMTIn-house property managementTECHPropTech & leasing systemsRENTRenter householdsMIGSunbelt migration & jobsHOMEUnaffordable homeownership
Company details
Market cap
$4.0B
Units
33,462
Communities
114
Div yield
4.3%
P/FFO
~15×
Core FFO/sh
$1.15
Net debt/EBITDA
6.5×
Occupancy
~95%
In plain English
Independence Realty Trust is a self-managed apartment REIT that owns ~114 communities and ~33,462 rental homes concentrated in non-gateway Sunbelt and Midwest markets — Atlanta, Dallas, Denver, Columbus, Indianapolis, Nashville and more. It collects rent from tens of thousands of households, runs the buildings with its own in-house teams, and — as a REIT — must pay out ~90% of taxable income, so its value swings with interest rates and Sunbelt apartment supply more than almost any other business.
In simple terms
What Independence Realty Trust, Inc. really sells
Independence Realty Trust is a self-managed apartment REIT that owns ~114 communities and ~33,462 rental homes concentrated in non-gateway Sunbelt and Midwest markets — Atlanta, Dallas, Denver, Columbus, Indianapolis, Nashville and more. It collects rent from tens of thousands of households, runs the buildings with its own in-house teams, and — as a REIT — must pay out ~90% of taxable income, so its value swings with interest rates and Sunbelt apartment supply more than almost any other business.
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