06 March 2026
CEDAR REALTY TRUST, INC.
10-K / March 5, 2026
10-K / March 4, 2025
10-K / March 5, 2026
Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust, Inc.
Business focus
- Real estate investment trust owning and operating income-producing retail properties, with a primary emphasis on grocery-anchored centers.
- Portfolio concentrated in the Northeast United States.
Portfolio and occupancy
- Properties owned: 12 retail properties
- Total gross leasable area (GLA): 1.9 million square feet
- Leased and occupied: 92.4% leased and 92.4% occupied (as of December 31, 2025)
- Undeveloped land: 1 parcel, 1.35 acres (South Philadelphia parcel)
Corporate and ownership structure
- Organized as a Maryland corporation (since 1984) and elected to be taxed as a REIT under the Internal Revenue Code.
- Operating structure: umbrella partnership through an Operating Partnership (Delaware) that conducts substantially all business and holds most assets.
- Ownership: the Company owns a 100% interest in and is the sole general partner of the Operating Partnership.
- The Company is a subsidiary of Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust, Inc. (WHLR).
- Preferred stock: outstanding 7.25% Series B and 6.50% Series C Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock, trading on the NYSE.
- Management and services: WHLR provides management services; the Company outsources its information technology function to a third-party provider via WHLR. WHLR’s employees provide services to the Company.
Revenue and tenants (operating portfolio)
- Annualized base rent (portfolio): $19,559,000
- Base rent per square foot: $10.90
- Leased/occupied space: 1,794,541 occupied square feet out of 1,943,176 leasable square feet
- Number of tenants: 187
Top 10 tenants by annualized base rent:
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Kohl’s (Discount Retailer): $1,049,000 (5.4%); 147,000 sf; $7.14 psf
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Lehigh Valley Health (Health): $819,000 (4.2%); 44,000 sf; $18.61 psf
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Redner’s Grocery (Grocery): $757,000 (3.9%); 106,000 sf; $7.14 psf
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TJX Companies (Discount Retailer): $743,000 (3.8%); 133,000 sf; $5.59 psf
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Home Depot (Home Improvement): $742,000 (3.8%); 103,000 sf; $7.20 psf
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Urban Air (Entertainment): $624,000 (3.2%); 61,000 sf; $10.23 psf
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Dollar Tree (Discount Retailer): $588,000 (3.0%); 77,000 sf; $7.64 psf
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Michaels (Hobby/Craft): $557,000 (2.8%); 45,000 sf; $12.38 psf
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LA Fitness (Gym): $515,000 (2.6%); 45,000 sf; $11.44 psf
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Onelife Fitness (Gym): $505,000 (2.6%); 58,000 sf; $8.71 psf
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Combined base rent for top 10 tenants: $6,899,000 (35.3% of total base rent); 819,000 sf (42.1% of occupied SF)
Lease terms and expirations
- Anchor tenants: typically 10–25 year initial terms with renewal options.
- Smaller-store leases: often about five years.
Annualized base rent expiring by year (as of 12/31/2025):
- 2026: $533,000
- 2027: $2,092,000
- 2028: $3,118,000
- 2029: $2,419,000
- 2030: $3,275,000
- 2031: $2,064,000
- 2032: $1,162,000
- 2033: $1,472,000
- 2034: $1,362,000
- Thereafter: $2,060,000
These expirations cover the portfolio’s 187 leases and approximately 1.94 million square feet.
Property management and operations
- Property management and leasing services provided under a management agreement with WHLR (Wheeler Real Estate Company Management Agreement).
- Leases generally pass through a substantial portion of operating costs, real estate taxes, insurance, and related expenses (typical triple net characteristics).
Risks and insurance
- The portfolio is subject to environmental, health, safety, tax, and other laws.
- Insurance coverage is in place (property, liability, business interruption, etc.); coverage terms and adequacy depend on policy provisions and may change.
