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ALEXANDERS INC
Next earnings Aug 3, 2026
Quality NYC REIT, but falling FFO, a dividend funded from a shrinking cash pile, and 61% Bloomberg dependence make ~23x P/FFO a poor entry.
Diluted EPS $5.50 · FY2025
Weak on both the fundamentals and the price — little to like at the current level.
Alexander's is a five-property, Vornado-managed NYC REIT whose headline cheapness is illusory. The 51.2x P/E is the wrong lens for a REIT, but the right one isn't flattering either: FFO fell to $12.27/diluted share from $15.19, so the stock trades near 23x P/FFO — a full multiple for an asset base that is actively shrinking (revenue -5.8%, net income -35%, total assets -17.2%, equity -38.3%). Operating cash flow rose to $73.4M, but that masks deterioration: the Home Depot lease (~$15M annual rent, ~7% of revenue) expired in January 2025 and Rego Park I is now vacant with the company 'exploring sale opportunities,' so the forward rent roll is set lower, not higher.
The dividend math is the core problem. The company paid $92.4M in dividends against $28.2M of net income and only ~$63M of FFO, plugging the gap from the balance sheet — cash collapsed 62% to $128M and retained earnings fell 48%. A payout running well above FFO off a draining cash balance is not durable; a dividend cut is a live risk, and for a stock owned largely for its ~6.4% yield, that is precisely the catalyst that re-rates it lower.
| Line item | FY21 | FY22 | FY23 | FY24 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $206M | $206M | $225M | $226M | $213M |
| Gross profit | — | — | — | — | — |
| Operating income | — | — | — | — | — |
| Net income | $133M | $57.6M | $102M | $43.4M | $28.2M |
| Diluted EPS | $25.94 | $11.24 | $19.97 | $8.46 | $5.50 |
| Net margin | 64.5% | 28.0% | 45.5% | 19.2% | 13.2% |
Annual figures from SEC 10-K XBRL filings. Open the filing links below for full statement detail.
Computed from SEC XBRL annual figures + the current quote. EV and ROIC use long-term + current debt where filed; estimates, not investment advice.
Reg FD furnishing, likely Q1 2026 results/press release; no new structural change
Annual meeting vote results plus a board/officer change disclosed
Q1 2026: Bloomberg now ~61% of rent; Home Depot's $15M rent rolled off in 2025
Annual proxy: board slate and exec pay up for 2026 vote, no strategic change
Entered a new material agreement (lease or financing)
Material agreement plus Reg FD disclosure
FY25 EPS $5.50 (-35%), FFO/sh $12.27 (-19%); Home Depot lost, debt restructured
Restructured $300M 731 Lex mortgage into A/B/C notes, junior C-Note accrues PIK
Closed $175M Rego Park II refinancing at SOFR+2.00%, maturing 2030
Sources: SEC EDGAR (CIK 0000003499, latest 10-Q filed 2026-05-04) · EODHD · analysis by claude-code · as of 6/30/2026, 10:16:13 AM.
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Source: EODHD. Yield = trailing-12-month dividends ÷ price.
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Recent news tone vs the market's typical (which skews positive). A soft signal, not a recommendation.