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To own Getty Realty, you have to believe that its convenience and auto centric properties can keep earning dependable rent even as mobility and energy use evolve. The latest quarter, with higher AFFO guidance and 99.8% occupancy, supports the income story, but it does little to change the biggest near term swing factor, which is how effectively Getty can keep finding attractive acquisitions in a competitive net lease market without compressing returns.
The recent agreement to issue US$250,000,000 of senior unsecured notes at a fixed 5.76% rate for ten years fits directly into that catalyst: it refreshes funding capacity to pay down the revolver and continue investing while locking in long term debt costs. That sits alongside the larger revolving credit facility and staggered maturities to extend the runway for new deals, even as the business remains exposed to long term shifts in fuel demand, tenant consolidation, and environmental liabilities.
Yet behind the near 7% yield and new financing firepower, investors should still be aware of...
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Getty Realty's narrative projects $252.2 million revenue and $92.5 million earnings by 2028. This requires 6.3% yearly revenue growth and a $29.0 million earnings increase from $63.5 million today.
Uncover how Getty Realty's forecasts yield a $32.14 fair value, a 15% upside to its current price.
Two Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates range from about US$32.14 to US$67.10 per share, showing how far apart views on Getty can be. When you set that against the company leaning on fresh, fixed rate debt to fund new deals, it highlights how differently people assess the reward for taking on acquisition and funding risk in a changing retail fuel and mobility market.
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