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Financial Snapshot

Revenue
TTM
$21.18M
Gross Margin
Last 4 Quarters
N/A
Net Income
TTM
-$5.473M
Current Assets
Last 4 Quarters
N/A
Current Liabilities
Last 4 Quarters
N/A
Current Ratio
Last 4 Quarters
N/A
Total Assets
2026 Q1
Total Liabilities
2026 Q1
Book Value
2026 Q1
$4.846M
Cash
2026 Q1
P/E
Last 4 Quarters
N/A
Free Cash Flow
Last 4 Quarters
N/A

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About

Cedar Realty Trust (NYSE: CDR-PB) is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns and operates income-producing retail properties, with a primary focus on grocery-anchored shopping centers. Revenue comes from tenant base rent and property operating income collected under multi-year leases across a portfolio of retail centers. The company is fully integrated, handling property ownership, operations, and acquisition integration internally. As of the 10-K filed March 5, 2026, the portfolio held 187 active leases covering approximately 1.9 million occupied square feet, with annualized base rent totaling roughly $19.6 million. Total revenues were $29.7 million for FY2025, down 14.1% from $34.5 million in FY2024. The company carried $142.8 million in total debt as of FY2025, making it debt-heavy relative to its revenue base. M. Andrew Franklin serves as CEO and President, and Crystal Plum serves as CFO, both signing the FY2025 10-K on March 5, 2026.

Revenue model
Rental income from multi-year leases with retail tenants at grocery-anchored shopping centers. Revenue is primarily base rent, supplemented by property operating cost recoveries. FY2025 total revenues were $29.7 million; net operating income was $19.0 million.
Products and services
Ownership and operation of grocery-anchored retail shopping centers. Services include property management, leasing, and acquisition integration of retail real estate assets.
Customers and end markets
Retail tenants, predominantly grocery and necessity-based retailers, operating under leases at shopping centers. The portfolio had 187 active leases as of FY2025, with lease expirations spread from 2026 through beyond 2034.
Value-chain role
Property owner and operator. Acquires, owns, leases, and manages retail real estate. Acts as landlord to retail tenants.
Geographic exposure
The 10-K references properties in the U.S. The filing does not specify individual states or regions beyond describing properties as predominantly grocery-anchored shopping centers.

Source: SEC 10-K, filed 2026-03-05

Industry: Real Estate Investment Trusts

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