H&R REIT Q1 FY26 net loss narrows to $34.87 million; rentals fall to $184.25 million

  • H&R Real Estate Investment Trust posted a net loss of CAD 34.87 million for Q1 2026, narrowing from CAD 52.02 million a year earlier.
  • Rentals from investment properties fell 10.4% to CAD 184.25 million, while net operating income rose 3.5% to CAD 85.87 million.
  • FFO slipped to CAD 76.27 million from CAD 83.1 million, with FFO per unit easing to CAD 0.272 from CAD 0.297.
  • Debt to total assets improved to 31.7% from 38.4% at Dec. 31, 2025, while total assets declined to CAD 8.07 billion from CAD 9.11 billion.
  • Completed about CAD 1.5 billion of retail and office asset sales in Q1, using about CAD 1.0 billion of net proceeds to repay corporate debt; declared May distribution of CAD 0.05 per unit.


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