BXP Boston Properties Inc

Boston Properties (BXP), the largest publicly traded Class A office REIT in the US, is working to demonstrate the continued relevance of premium office spaces despite industry challenges from hybrid work and high interest rates. While BXP boasts a strong portfolio in gateway markets, robust leasing activity, and a significant development pipeline, it faces investor caution due to high leverage and negative free cash flow. The company's strategy focuses on high-barrier coastal markets and quality assets to maintain occupancy and revenue growth.

BXP Inc, COPT Defense Properties, and Franklin BSP Realty Trust Inc are set to trade ex-dividend on December 31, 2025. This article details their upcoming dividend payouts, ex-dividend dates, and the anticipated impact on their stock prices. It also provides historical dividend charts and estimated annualized yields for each company.

The article identifies three real estate stocks, Welltower (WELL), Boston Properties (BXP), and Brixmor Property Group (BRX), that are poised for strong performance in 2026. The positive outlook for these real estate investment trusts (REITs) is attributed to the potential for lower interest rates in the future. The author suggests that a decrease in interest rates would significantly benefit the real estate sector.

Thomas Shihadeh, Vice President/Regional Manager at Marcus & Millichap, highlights 2025 as a record year for exclusive inventory across New England, particularly in the second half, driven by attractive debt markets and strong long-term fundamentals. Looking ahead to 2026, he anticipates further inventory changes as the bid-ask spread narrows and identifies emerging trends in various real estate sectors including potential rent control in multifamily, absorption of industrial space, reset pricing in single-tenant retail, attractive risk-adjusted returns in multi-tenant retail, and a resurgence in the office market.

The Shops at Legacy North, a 243,000-square-foot mixed-use complex in Plano, has been sold to an entity affiliated with Beaumont-based Albanese Cormier Holdings LLC for $78 million. This significant retail investment marks a strong close to the year for Dallas-Fort Worth's retail market. Public documents indicate the East Texas buyer completed the acquisition.

Castellum announced that extraordinary resolutions were adopted for its Norwegian kroner-denominated bonds maturing in 2026, 2028, and 2029, and its euro-denominated 2030 bond, leading to amendments in their terms taking effect on December 22. However, proposed changes for euro-denominated bonds maturing in 2026 and 2029 were not adopted due to insufficient resolution. This means only a portion of the bonds will undergo the planned modifications.