Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Core FFO per share for Q4 was 0.61,representinga4.8370 million in 2024, with approximately 95millionoffreecashflowretainedafterdividends[21]−Same−storecashNOIgrew4.4350 million to 650million[26]−Ajointventuredevelopmentpartnershipwasenteredtoconstructapproximately400,000squarefeetacrosstwobuildingsintheCharlottemarket,withanexpectedstabilizedyieldof729 million during the quarter, with one building sold in January for $67 million [16][17] - Approximately 2.5 million square feet of development activity is ongoing across 11 buildings in the U.S., with 50% of the space under construction already leased [18] Q&A Session Summary Question: Leasing and spreads for Q4 were lower, what is the outlook for 2025? - Management indicated that Q4 leasing spreads were affected by fixed-rate renewal options, and excluding those, spreads would have been 34%. They expect 2025 spreads to be around 24-25% [32][33] Question: Can you discuss the yields in the development portfolio? - Management expects mid-sixes for stabilization on the Tampa assets and noted that leasing activity in Spartanburg is increasing [36][38] Question: What are the trends in the private transaction market? - Management observed a pause in the private market but expects an uptick in transaction activity as the year progresses [52][55] Question: How is the company planning for development starts in 2025? - Management is optimistic about development starts and is looking for additional opportunities in strong markets [76][77] Question: How does the 70% of renewals completed compare historically? - Management stated that the 70% completion rate is consistent with previous years, indicating no significant change in strategy [80][81]