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To own Terreno Realty, you really need to believe in the durability of coastal infill industrial real estate and the company’s ability to keep those assets leased at attractive economics, even if earnings are expected to soften as one off gains roll off. The latest Doral lease and early renewals in Washington, D.C. and Woodinville support that story by extending occupancy with tenants tied to freight, federal government and essential materials, which should help underpin rental income and the dividend in the near term. That said, these leases are incremental rather than transformational and do not by themselves change the bigger picture catalysts around how quickly Terreno can re‑lease or reprices space, or the current risk that forecast earnings decline as exceptional items unwind. They do, however, slightly lower near term vacancy risk.
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