Agree Realty Corporation

Agree Realty Corp is a Maryland-incorporated, NYSE-listed real estate investment trust that owns, acquires, develops and manages retail properties that are primarily structured as net leases. The company’s assets are held and operated through its Operating Partnership, where Agree is the sole general partner and holds a ~99.7% common interest (as of December 31, 2025). As of December 31, 2025, its portfolio comprised 2,674 properties across all 50 U.S. states totaling ~55.5 million square feet, with occupancy around 99.7% and a weighted-average remaining lease term of ~7.8 years. The business model emphasizes long-duration contractual rent streams from national tenants, with tenants typically responsible for property taxes, insurance and maintenance under net lease structures.

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— Agree Realty Corporation
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Net lease retail rental portfolio92% Contractual base rent from single-tenant retail properties under net leases.
Development (build-to-suit) investments5% Ground-up development of net leased retail properties for targeted tenants.
Other property income and reimbursements3% Property-level recoveries and ancillary income not captured in base rent.

Agree Realty’s direct customers are retail tenants that sign long-term net leases for single-tenant locations,...

  • Grocery storesprimary

    Lease net-leased stores where in-person shopping and proximity drive sales; provides daily-need traffic and typically resilient demand.

  • Home improvementprimary

    Lease large-box locations where bulky goods and project-based shopping favor physical presence; supports longer lease terms and strong unit economics.

  • Convenience storesprimary

    Lease high-visibility sites with fuel/quick-trip demand; tenants value predictable occupancy costs and control of site operations.

  • Auto services and auto partssecondary

    Lease service-oriented properties (bays, specialized layouts) that are difficult to replicate online; supports sticky tenancy but can be cyclical.

  • Dollar stores and other value retailsecondary

    Lease small-box locations serving price-sensitive consumers; often expansion-driven with standardized store prototypes.

Agree Realty’s portfolio is U.S.-only and broadly diversified, with 2,674 properties located across all 50 states as of...

  • Portfolio spans all 50 U.S. states, reducing single-market dependence
  • 2025 investments added assets across 41 states, supporting national scale
  • Exposure to state/local property taxes and regulatory permitting varies by state
  • Local retail demand and employment conditions influence tenant sales health
  • U.S.-only footprint concentrates macro risk in U.S. rates and consumption
  • Headquartered in Royal Oak, Michigan with centralized management functions

Agree Realty’s strategy centers on scaling a nationally diversified net lease retail portfolio with long lease terms...

01
Scale investments in net leased retail real estatemedium-term

Growth in property count and invested capital expands contractual rent base.

02
Portfolio positioning toward e-commerce-resilient retail useslong-term

Tenant sales durability supports rent coverage and renewal prospects.

03
Data-enabled asset management and expense monitoringshort-term

Rapid access to lease and tenant sales data supports proactive decisions and cash flow optimization.

Agree Realty’s cash flows depend on tenant rent payments, so tenant bankruptcies, financial distress or lease defaults...

high

Retail sector concentration risk

Meaningful annualized base rent is tied to specific retail sectors; adverse conditions can impair tenant revenues and rent-paying ability.

Scope
As of 12/31/2025, grocery 10.3%, home improvement 9.0%, convenience stores 7.7% of annualized base rent
Materiality
high
high

Macroeconomic and financing conditions (rates, liquidity)

Higher interest rates and reduced financing availability can increase acquisition costs and constrain investment pace.

Scope
U.S. credit markets; acquisition/development funding needs
Materiality
high
medium

Development and acquisition execution risk

Projects can face delays, cost inflation, permitting issues, and lack of attractive permanent financing, reducing returns and cash available for distribution.

Scope
Ground-up development pipeline and acquisition underwriting
Materiality
medium
medium

Cybersecurity and IT systems disruption

Security incidents could interrupt operations, expose sensitive data, and lead to legal/regulatory costs; insurance may be insufficient.

Scope
IT networks, third-party systems, data privacy compliance
Materiality
medium
Accounting for acquisitions of real estate (asset acquisitions)
Can shift expense recognition and comparability across periods
Impairment evaluation and fair value measurement
Potential for episodic impairment charges in weaker leasing/market conditions

: 11/08/2026