InvenTrust reported strong Q2 2025 financial performance, including 6% same-property NOI growth and 5% higher Nareit FFO per share year-over-year. The company sold a $306M California portfolio, shifted focus to high-growth Sunbelt markets, and closed $230M in acquisitions. Rent spreads reached 16.4%, lease occupancy hit 93.8%, and the company increased its dividend by 5%.

InvenTrust Properties Corp. reported Q2 revenue of $73.6M, exceeding FactSet's estimate of $72.6M. The company also announced updated 2025 guidance, recent acquisitions of multiple properties, and a surge in net income. Key transactions include purchases of 79,000 sq ft neighborhoods, shopping centers, and a portfolio of California assets.

Lineage Inc.'s W. Gregory Lehmkuhl was the highest-paid CEO of a US equity real estate investment trust (REIT) in 2024, earning $69.3 million in total compensation, including $62.5 million in stock awards. David Simon of Simon Property Group Inc. ranked second with $61.4 million, while Equinix Inc.'s Adaire Rita Fox-Martin placed third with $37.0 million. The article also highlights women CEOs in REITs, including Fox-Martin, and notes significant year-over-year changes in CEO compensation across major REITs.

Principal Financial Group Inc. increased its stake in Curbline Properties Corp. by 3.2% in Q1, owning 560,056 shares (0.53% of the company). Other institutional investors, including GAMMA Investing LLC and Fifth Third Bancorp, also adjusted their holdings. Curbline Properties reported $0.24 EPS for Q1, with revenue up 38.2% YoY. The company declared a $0.16 quarterly dividend and faced a revised price target from Morgan Stanley.

InvenTrust Properties Corp. increased its quarterly dividend by 5% to $0.2377 per share in Q2 2025, reflecting strong financial performance and a focus on Sun Belt retail properties. The company reported earnings above expectations and plans to exit California investments while expanding in high-growth markets like Charlotte and Asheville.