TTM Revenue DeclineA roughly 24% TTM revenue pullback signals weaker near-term leasing or timing of development recognition. Even with healthy margins, a sustained revenue reduction can compress FFO growth and slow reinvestment, making it harder to sustain historic growth rates over the next several quarters.
Longer Lease-up TimesExtended lease-up (16–17 months) delays stabilization and return on capital for newly completed projects, increasing holding costs and reducing near-term development pacing. This elongation makes cash flows from starts more lumpy and raises execution risk for multi-quarter planning.
Permitting, Power And Land CompetitionLonger permitting, utility/power limits and data-center competition are structural headwinds in fast-growing Sunbelt markets. They can constrict developable supply, raise land and infrastructure costs, and delay project timing, reducing achievable returns and slowing portfolio expansion over months to years.