Boston Trust Walden Corp lowered its stake in shares of Terreno Realty Corporation (NYSE: TRNO) by 5.7% in the fourth quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 447,965 shares of the real estate investment trust's stock after selling 27,054 shares during
TRNO's April 2026 D.C. renewals and Supreme Court lease, plus a fully leased Florida build, underscore its leasing momentum.
TRNO completes property development of Building 34 in Hialeah. It is fully leased and targets LEED certification, advancing its strategy to upgrade property quality.
TRNO sells a fully leased Torrance industrial property for $31.1M, securing a 10.3% IRR as it continues strategic portfolio optimization efforts.
TRNO's Q1 update shows strong occupancy, rising rents and active deals but signals a shift toward more balanced growth in 2026.
TRNO sells 56,000-sq-ft Lanham industrial property for $11.1M, generating a 10.8% unleveraged IRR as the REIT continues optimizing its portfolio.
TRNO secures a lease for its redevelopment property. This 48,000-square-foot property is now 100% leased through 2036.
Terreno (TRNO) might move higher on growing optimism about its earnings prospects, which is reflected by its upgrade to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
TRNO's early lease renewals and new development signal strong industrial demand as it expands with strategic projects and acquisitions.
TRNO's $50M Hyattsville buy boosts its logistics presence and supports a long-term growth strategy centered on high-barrier industrial markets.
Terreno Realty is an industrial REIT with a conservative funding structure, notwithstanding small and gradual recent increases in leverage. 2026 analyst consensus only envisions FFO growth of 4% relative to the Q3 2025 run-rate, roughly half the pace of growth achieved in Q3 2025. I think TRNO will beat estimates thanks to ongoing net operating income growth, as well as further increases in leverage, which make even more sense thanks to Fed rate cuts.
TRNO expands its Miami footprint with a new Hialeah distribution build aimed at boosting cash flow and deepening its Countyline cluster.