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STAG continues to prioritize disciplined capital allocation, robust leasing, and an expanding acquisition pipeline. This quarter it acquired a 748,833 SF Class A facility in Kansas City for $80.7M at a 6.1% cap rate, recycled capital by selling one building for $30.1M (a $15.1M net gain), and closed with $805.7M of liquidity at a conservative 5.0x net debt to EBITDAre.
Acquisitions
STAG acquired a 748,833-square-foot Class A distribution facility in the Kansas City submarket for $80.7 million, an in-place cap rate of 6.1%. The building is fully leased to a single creditworthy tenant on a long-dated net lease, extending weighted-average lease term and deepening exposure to a growing inland logistics corridor. At a 6.1% in-place yield against current funding costs, the deal pencils as accretive on a leveraged basis and fits the company's selective, one-asset-at-a-time underwriting.
Dispositions
The company recycled capital by selling one non-core building for $30.1 million in gross proceeds, booking a $15.1 million net gain. The sale trims exposure to a slower-growth market and helps fund the acquisition pipeline internally, reducing reliance on the equity markets. A gain of this size signals STAG is harvesting embedded value in mature assets rather than selling under pressure.
Refinancings & Capital Markets
STAG closed the quarter with $805.7 million of total liquidity and net debt to EBITDAre of 5.0x, a conservative level that leaves meaningful capacity to fund acquisitions without issuing equity at current prices. No material near-term maturities were flagged, and the balance sheet remains positioned to absorb a higher-for-longer rate environment while keeping the dividend well covered.
Development Pipeline
Alongside acquisitions, STAG advanced a roughly 500,000-square-foot joint-venture development in the Louisville market targeting a stabilized yield on cost near 7.1%, a healthy spread over where stabilized assets currently trade. The pipeline gives STAG a value-creation lever that complements third-party acquisitions and supports future NOI growth as projects deliver and lease up.
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