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AKR Income Quality Score

Acadia Realty Trust (AKR) has an Income Quality Score of 40/100, classified as a Question Mark with medium confidence, based on a 10-year income and total-return history.

Acadia Realty Trust (AKR) is a real estate investment trust (REIT) and is part of the IQ Score universe.

July 2026 snapshotAs of June 30, 2026Lookback: 10-year
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IQ Score
40/100
Question MarkMedium confidence
Asset Type
REIT
Exchange
NYSE
Trailing Yield (TTM)
4.8%
Rank in REIT Universe
112 of 162
Lookback
10-year
Data as of
June 30, 2026
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This is the public July 2026 snapshot. Public snapshots are delayed and frozen: once released, a month's scores do not change, and current data is reserved for members. The July 2026 snapshot is published as the public launch snapshot.
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AKRAcadia Realty Trust
40Question MarkMedium confidence
Snapshot
2026-06
Data as of
2026-06-30
Lookback
10-year
Asset type
REIT

IQ Score History

Not enough published history yet to draw a trend.

Signals & Drivers

IQ signal scores

Each signal is normalised to 0–100 and combined by weight into the overall IQ Score.

Economic Payout Coverage
0/100
Distribution Cut Score
100/100
Distribution Trend
100/100
Total Return
25/100
Max Drawdown
25/100
Volatility
39/100
Yield Consistency
85/100

What is working

  • No material annual distribution decline across 5 full years of data

What to watch

  • Weak long-term total return
  • Distributions exceed long-term total return
  • drawdown severe

Flags & gates

  • Negative Total Return

Distribution Safety

17Years raised
0Years cut
33Years of data
RisingCurrent trend

Medium confidence (5–9 years of history)

  1. 19930.47Held
  2. 19941.44Raised
  3. 19951.44Held
  4. 19961.44Held
  5. 19970.76Lower total
  6. 19990.48Lower total
  7. 20000.48Held
  8. 20010.48Held
  9. 20020.52Raised
  10. 20030.595Raised
  11. 20040.6525Raised
  12. 20050.7025Raised
  13. 20060.755Raised
  14. 20071.0325Raised
  15. 20081.39Raised
  16. 20090.75Lower total
  17. 20100.72Lower total
  18. 20110.72Held
  19. 20120.72Held
  20. 20130.86Raised
  21. 20141.23Raised
  22. 20150.97Lower total
  23. 20161.16Raised
  24. 20171.05Lower total
  25. 20181.09Raised
  26. 20191.13Raised
  27. 20200.29Lower total
  28. 20210.6Raised
  29. 20220.72Raised
  30. 20230.72Held
  31. 20240.74Raised
  32. 20250.8Raised
  33. 20260.4Partial year

Distributions per year, from the frozen distribution-stability signal. “Lower total” means the calendar-year sum was smaller than the prior year (often a special-distribution rolloff or timing shift), but did not decline more than the engine's 10% material-decline threshold — see Years Cut above for years that did.

The IQ Score is a research classification of historical income quality. It is not investment advice, not a recommendation and not a prediction of future returns.

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