The public markets have clobbered REITs that own office properties, particularly those in urban locations. SL Green Realty Corp., among the largest landlords in Manhattan, recently has seen its stock price drop since its post-Covid high by nearly two-thirds. Using that metric, the public markets have placed a cap rate on its holdings that’s 31 percent greater than it was when its stock was at its cyclical high a year ago.

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