Adjusted Funds From Operations (AFFO)
Adjusted funds from operations is a nonstandard REIT measure that modifies FFO for recurring capital needs, rent adjustments, and issuer-defined items.
REIT performance measures covering Nareit FFO, nonstandard AFFO, reconciliations, distributions, and industry reporting.
REIT Performance and Industry Metrics explains how investors move from GAAP net income to Nareit FFO and then to company-defined AFFO without confusing any measure with cash flow or required distributions.
Use Funds From Operations (FFO) for the standardized supplemental measure and Adjusted Funds From Operations (AFFO) for issuer-specific recurring-capital analysis. The section sits inside REIT Structures and Performance Metrics.
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| Area | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Adjusted Funds From Operations (AFFO) | REIT cash-flow measure that adjusts FFO for recurring capital spending and other items affecting sustainable distributions. |
| Funds From Operations (FFO) | Nareit supplemental measure adjusting GAAP net income for specified real-estate depreciation, sale, impairment, and ownership items. |
| Nareit | REIT industry association whose definitions and data are often referenced for FFO, AFFO, and REIT-market conventions. |
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Adjusted funds from operations is a nonstandard REIT measure that modifies FFO for recurring capital needs, rent adjustments, and issuer-defined items.
Funds from operations is a supplemental REIT performance measure that adjusts GAAP net income for specified real-estate depreciation, sale, impairment, and ownership items.
Nareit is a real-estate investment trust concept used to evaluate property income, distributions, and public market exposure.