FRPH · FRP Holdings
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Lower interest income, added staff costs, and weaker D.C. apartments and industrial properties explain the loss. Leasing was the busiest since 2021, and the new warehouses could eventually produce about $12 million a year after property costs, based on FRP Holdings' share. But those buildings still need tenants. The company also expects $60 million in upkeep and project spending through 2028, and faces a $20.5 million tax bill in 2027. The loss and possible future rental income point in different directions, so this call does not clearly change how the company is likely to fare.