portfolio is performing well, and we are pleased with our progress in transitioning to freehold ownership. Year-to-date, we have acquired 28 ground leases totaling $324 million, with an additional 5 leases totaling $63 million pending, bringing us closer to our goal of freehold ownership in 49 out of 53 U.K. communities.

Our total debt is $4.3 billion with an average interest rate of 3.4% and a weighted average maturity of 7.4 years. Net debt to recurring EBITDA is approximately 3.6x on a trailing 12-month basis. We have repurchased approximately 4 million shares for $500 million year-to-date at an average price of $125.74 per share. Our full-year 2025 core FFO guidance has been raised by $0.04 at the midpoint to a new range of $6.59 to $6.67 per share. Our updated NOI guidance reflects continued growth in North America and the U.K., with ongoing operational cost controls and strategic acquisitions driving our performance.

We are confident in our strategic direction and remain focused on disciplined growth, operational excellence, and delivering value to our stakeholders. Our recent acquisitions and dispositions reflect our commitment to optimizing our portfolio and generating long-term value. We continue to invest in technology and procurement initiatives to drive cost efficiencies and enhance our competitive position in the market. We are excited about the opportunities ahead and look forward to continuing our journey of growth and success at Sun Communities.

Sun Communities Inc. reported strong Q3 results, with Core FFO per share exceeding guidance at $2.28. North American and U.K. same-property performance drove this success. Notable figures include 5.4% NOI growth in North America and 10.1% in manufactured housing. Rent increases were implemented for 50% of residents. Additionally, 14 communities were acquired for $457 million, and 7 U.K. ground leases were purchased for $124 million. The company’s total debt stands at $4.3 billion, with a net debt to recurring EBITDA ratio of 3.6x. Sun also repurchased approximately 4 million shares for $500 million. Full-year 2025 guidance was raised, with Core FFO per share expected to be between $6.59 and $6.67. Operational cost controls remain a priority to drive continued success. Core FFO Per Share for the quarter was $2.28, exceeding guidance due to strong performance in North America and the U.K. Manufactured Housing Same-Property NOI grew by 10.1% with 98% occupancy. Annual RV Revenue increased by 8.1%, but same-property RV NOI declined by 1.1% due to strategic changes. Rent increase notices were sent to 50% of residents, with an average increase of 5%. Share repurchases totaled 4 million shares for $500 million. Full-Year 2025 Core FFO guidance was raised to $6.59 to $6.67 per share. U.K. acquisitions and ground leases have been strategic and accretive. Future capital allocation will focus on creating long-term value.

New CEO Charles Young is focused on driving growth and maintaining operational excellence. Sun’s high-quality communities and team members offer an unparalleled value proposition. Demand for affordable housing remains high with a 98% occupancy rate. Young plans to stay disciplined in capital allocation and enhance value for stakeholders. The U.K. strategy includes acquiring ground leases for flexibility and optimizing properties for long-term value. Recent acquisitions have been accretive and strategic. Transaction market activity continues to be selective and disciplined, focusing on high-quality assets that fit long-term strategy. Transient RV performance exceeded expectations. Key takeaways from the recent news include strong performance in North American and U.K. same-property segments, with core FFO per share exceeding guidance at $2.28. Notable growth in manufactured housing same-property NOI at 10.1% with 98% occupancy. RV annual revenue increased by 8.1%, while RV NOI declined slightly due to strategic changes. Rent increase notices sent to 50% of MH residents. 14 communities acquired for $457 million in Q3. Debt stands at $4.3 billion. Full-year 2025 core FFO guidance raised by $0.04. Positive trends in RV annual retention and bookings noted. U.K. portfolio showing strong performance with a 5.4% NOI growth. Operational cost controls in place.

When asked about Canadian customer impact, CEO John McLaren mentioned challenges with Canadian guests, comprising less than 5% of total business. Strategies in place to address softness in Canadian market. Focus on RV annual retention and domestic RVs to fill gaps. Positive trends in bookings and renewals observed for upcoming season. Expect higher RV annual revenue in 2026. Notable emphasis on retention as key driver for growth. U.K. portfolio showing outperformance, with almost 180 basis point increase in NOI growth for the year. Strong transient growth and expense containment contributing to positive results. Tax mitigation strategy being implemented to address potential liabilities from transactions. Summary: In the latest financial report, Core FFO per share exceeded expectations at $2.28, driven by strong performance in North America and the U.K. Same-property NOI growth in North America was 5.4%, with manufactured housing segment showing a 10.1% growth. 2026 rent increase notices were sent to 50% of residents with an average increase of 5%. The U.K. saw a 5.4% same-property NOI growth and a 4.1% average rent increase. Total debt was reported at $4.3 billion, with net debt to recurring EBITDA at 3.6x. Share repurchases totaled approximately 4 million shares at an average price of $125.74 per share. Full-year 2025 Core FFO guidance was raised to a range of $6.59 to $6.67 per share. Overall, the company continues to focus on strategic acquisitions, cost controls, and operational efficiency. Core FFO Per Share for the quarter was $2.28, exceeding guidance due to strong performance in North America and the U.K. Same-property NOI growth in North America was 5.4%, driven by manufactured housing segment strength, with a 10.1% increase in same-property NOI. Rent increase notices were delivered to 50% of MH residents with an average increase of 5%. RV revenue was up 8.1%, but same-property RV NOI declined 1.1%. U.K. same-property NOI grew by 5.4%, with rent increase notices averaging 4.1%. Debt stood at $4.3 billion with a net debt to recurring EBITDA ratio of 3.6x. Share repurchases of approximately 4 million shares were made at an average price of $125.74 per share. Full-year 2025 Core FFO guidance was raised to $6.59 to $6.67 per share. Operational cost controls were achieved through procurement standardization, technology efficiencies, and favorable bad debt trends.

Management remains prudent in capital allocation, focusing on returning capital to shareholders, paying down debt, and acquiring high-quality assets. Cost savings were driven by payroll, supply, repair, and tech-related expenses, along with procurement standardization. Revenue growth was achieved through retention, occupancy gains, rate increases, and collections performance. The focus remains on fundamentals and execution to drive bottom-line results.

Transient RV business trends are improving, with same-property NOI performance at the top end of the range. Annual RV renewal and transient RV pacing are showing positive trends. Forecasted transient RV revenue decline has improved by 30 basis points for the full year. The RV business is down 2.8% year-to-date, but a forecasted 1% decline for the full year implies significant improvement in Q4. In the latest financial report, Core FFO Per Share exceeded guidance at $2.28, driven by strong performance in North America and the U.K. Manufactured Housing segment saw a 10.1% growth in NOI with 98% occupancy. Rent increase notices were sent to 50% of MH residents with an average 5% increase. Annual RV revenue increased by 8.1%, while RV NOI declined by 1.1%. The company acquired 14 communities for $457 million and 7 U.K. properties’ ground leases for $124 million. Debt stands at $4.3 billion with a 3.4% interest rate. Full-Year 2025 Core FFO Guidance raised to $6.59 to $6.67 per share.

During the conference call, executives discussed plans for the rental home business within MH communities and the U.K. ground lease acquisitions. The company expects continued growth and flexibility with these acquisitions. Recent acquisitions had cap rates in the low 4% range, while ground lease yields were in the low to mid-4% range. Executives emphasized a balanced and disciplined approach to capital allocation and value creation for shareholders. The call concluded with positive outlooks and plans for future conferences. Sun Communities reported Core FFO per share of $2.28, exceeding guidance, driven by strong performance in North America and the U.K. Same-property NOI growth in North America was 5.4%, with manufactured housing segment growth at 10.1%. Rent increase notices were sent to 50% of manufactured housing residents with an average increase of 5%. Annual RV revenue increased by 8.1%, while RV NOI declined by 1.1%. The company completed dispositions of $118 million and acquired 14 communities for $457 million. Full-year 2025 Core FFO guidance was raised to a range of $6.59 to $6.67 per share. Operational cost controls are in place to drive expense savings.

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