On its third-quarter 2026 earnings call, held on Oct. 23, 2026, Rexford Industrial (NYSE:REXR) announced a full-year guidance increase for core funds from operations (FFO, a standard measure of real estate operating performance) per share. Selling lower-growth properties frees cash to reduce debt and repurchase undervalued shares. That disciplined recycling improves portfolio quality and positions the business to compound cash flow over time. Management's three key takeaways explain where it's heading. The company sold 22 non-strategic properties to concentrate capital on higher-performing Southern California industrial sites. Dispositions remove long-term headwinds while generating funds to pay down debt without refinancing at higher interest rates.
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