Permanent office demand destruction from hybrid work adoption - many corporations have reduced office footprints by 20-40% post-pandemic, creating structural oversupply
Geographic concentration risk if portfolio is weighted toward secondary markets experiencing population outflows or economic decline
Obsolescence risk for older Class B/C office properties lacking modern amenities (HVAC, technology infrastructure) required by tenants
Competition from larger, better-capitalized office REITs (BXP, VNO) with trophy assets in gateway markets commanding premium rents
Flight-to-quality trend where tenants consolidate into newer, amenity-rich buildings, leaving older stock vacant
Alternative property types (industrial, multifamily, life sciences) offering superior risk-adjusted returns attracting capital away from office
Asset impairment risk - negative net margin suggests recent write-downs; further impairments likely if office fundamentals deteriorate
Refinancing risk on maturing debt despite low leverage - lenders may require higher equity cushions or impose restrictive covenants
Liquidity constraints if operating cash flow declines further - $0.1B operating cash flow provides limited cushion for debt service and capex
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