NYSE / REIT
LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT)
LXP
Market price
$60.95
Source / date
Yahoo Finance chart · 10/2/2026, 8:00:02 PM
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DeepScreen investment analysis
REIT operating-business analysis
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Operating profile
Property-business and growth fields available from the connected market fundamentals source.
- Property / industry
- REIT - Industrial
- Country
- United States
- Revenue growth
- 0.4%
- Earnings growth
- -99.8%
Cash flow and distributions
Available cash-flow and distribution measures; company free cash flow is not treated as AFFO/NDCF.
- Operating cash flow
- $191.61M
- Free cash flow
- $183.4M
- Payout ratio
- 280.3%
- Distribution / dividend yield
- 5%
Balance sheet and market risk
Leverage and realized market-risk fields available from the connected sources.
- Debt / equity
- 0.7
- Total debt
- $1.37B
- Net debt
- $1.35B
- Debt / EBITDA
- 5.74
- Net debt / EBITDA
- 5.67
- 3Y max drawdown
- -23.84%
- 5Y volatility
- 24.54%
Valuation
Market valuation context available without substituting company metrics for missing REIT-specific AFFO/NAV data.
- Dividend yield
- 5%
- P/E (secondary)
- 61.57
- P/B (secondary)
- 1.94
- Market cap
- $3.59B
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Investment FAQ
Questions about LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT)
Research answers for LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT) (LXP) using the analysis framework appropriate to a REIT.
REIT FAQ
- What is LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT) (LXP)?
- LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT) is listed by DeepScreen as a real estate investment trust. REIT units provide exposure to income-producing property through a listed vehicle. The main research questions concern property quality, occupancy, leases, tenant concentration, NOI or distributable cash flow, leverage, distributions and property valuation.
- How should I analyze LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT)?
- Review LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT)'s occupancy, WALE, tenant concentration, property mix and rent growth first. Then examine NOI and REIT-specific cash flow such as AFFO or NDCF where reported, distribution coverage, LTV or debt to EBITDA, interest coverage, debt maturities and fixed versus floating debt. Finally compare the market price with NAV and implied property cap rates where reliable inputs exist.
- Why are AFFO or NDCF important for LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT)?
- Property accounting earnings can include depreciation and other items that do not directly describe distributable operating cash. REIT-specific measures such as AFFO or NDCF can therefore provide a clearer view of cash available to support distributions, but definitions differ by market and issuer. Always reconcile the reported measure with operating cash flow, debt and actual distributions.
- What do occupancy and WALE tell me about LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT)?
- Occupancy shows how much of the portfolio is leased, while WALE summarizes the weighted remaining lease term. Together with tenant quality and concentration, they help indicate cash-flow visibility and near-term renewal risk. A strong headline occupancy rate can still hide risk if a large share of rent expires soon or depends on a small number of tenants.
- Is LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT) a good REIT to invest in?
- DeepScreen does not make a personalized investment recommendation. Evaluate LXP Industrial Trust Common Stock (Maryland REIT)'s property quality, lease profile, cash-flow coverage, leverage, refinancing risk, distribution sustainability and valuation, and confirm current REIT filings before deciding whether the exposure fits your own objectives and risk tolerance.