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Federal Realty Investment Trust Common Stock (FRT)

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-6.40 (-6.46%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 3rd, 8:00 PM EDT
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Competitors to Federal Realty Investment Trust Common Stock (FRT)

Kimco Realty Corporation KIM -6.43%

Kimco Realty specializes in open-air grocery-anchored retail real estate and serves as a competitor to Federal Realty by focusing on community shopping centers. Both companies compete for retail tenants in desirable markets, but Kimco has built a reputation for strong grocery anchoring, which provides stability and resilience, especially during economic downturns. Kimco's strategic tenant mix gives it a competitive advantage in maintaining high occupancy rates compared to Federal Realty’s broader urban mixed-use strategy.

Regency Centers Corporation

Regency Centers focuses on grocery-anchored shopping centers in urban and suburban markets, much like Federal Realty. The two companies compete for similar retail tenants and target demographic segments. However, Regency has a competitive advantage due to its strong emphasis on sustainability and community engagement, which has resonated well with both tenants and consumers alike. This has allowed Regency to foster a loyal customer base, which can be more challenging for Federal Realty to achieve with its mixed-use developments.

Simon Property Group SPG -10.11%

Simon Property Group is one of the largest retail real estate investment trusts in the United States, focusing on high-quality shopping, dining, and entertainment destinations. Both Simon and Federal Realty target similar demographics with their retail and mixed-use properties, often in prime locations. Simon Property Group has a competitive advantage with its scale and diversification of its large portfolio, allowing it to offer a wide range of retail experiences compared to Federal Realty's focus on urban and suburban properties.

Taubman Centers, Inc.

Taubman Centers operates a portfolio of upscale shopping centers predominantly in high-income areas and has a focus on luxury retail. Like Federal Realty, Taubman invests in prime real estate across urban locations. The competitive advantage of Taubman lies in its high-end retail focus, catering to affluent shoppers, whereas Federal Realty's portfolio consists of a mix of retail and residential and tends to cater to a broader audience. This positions Taubman as a leader in luxury segments but limits its diversification.