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FRP Holdings, Inc.

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42%
Retention
8 Mar 2023
2017–23
Years covered
15 entries in all

In their words

“Renewal rates was 42% of expiring leases versus 62%”
— Unidentified Participant, Analyst, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2022 · 8 Mar 2023
“Our retention rated dock was 57.8%”
— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2021 · 4 Nov 2021
“Our retention rate at Dock was 61.4%, down slightly from 62.3% last year”
— David deVilliers III, Executive Vice President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 8 Aug 2021

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8 Mar 2023
Retention42%

Retention rate: 42% (Q4 2022) — “renewal rates was 42% of expiring leases versus 62%”

— Unidentified Participant, Analyst, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2022 · 8 Mar 2023
Earnings call, Q4 2022 ↗
4 Nov 2021
Retention71.9%

Retention rate (Maren): 71.9% (Q3 2021) — “with retention rate of 71.9%”

— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2021 · 4 Nov 2021
Earnings call, Q3 2021 ↗
4 Nov 2021
Retention57.8%

Retention rate (Dock 79): 57.8% (Q3 2021) — “Our retention rated dock was 57.8%”

— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2021 · 4 Nov 2021
Earnings call, Q3 2021 ↗
8 Aug 2021
Retention61.4%

Retention rate (Dock 79): 61.4% (Q2 2021) — “Our retention rate at Dock was 61.4%, down slightly from 62.3% last year”

— David deVilliers III, Executive Vice President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 8 Aug 2021
Earnings call, Q2 2021 ↗
8 May 2021
Retention60%

Retention rate (Dock 79): 60% (Q1 2021) — “The retention rate was 60%, similar to what it was last quarter”

— David deVilliers Jr., President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q1 2021 · 8 May 2021
Earnings call, Q1 2021 ↗
4 Mar 2021
Retention60.4%

Retention rate (Dock 79): 60.4% (Q4 2020) — “retention rate was 60.4%, similar to the same period last year”

— David deVilliers, Jr., President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2020 · 4 Mar 2021
Earnings call, Q4 2020 ↗
8 Nov 2020
Retention52.3%

Retention rate (Dock 79): 52.3% (Q3 2020) — “the retention rate was 52.3%, but with no rate increases due to a statutory prohibition”

— David deVilliers, Jr., President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2020 · 8 Nov 2020
Earnings call, Q3 2020 ↗
8 Aug 2020
Retention62.3%

Retention rate (Dock 79): 62.3% (Q2 2020) — “retention rate was 62.3%, up from 54% for the previous quarter”

— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q2 2020 · 8 Aug 2020
Earnings call, Q2 2020 ↗
7 May 2020
Retention54%

Retention rate (Dock 79 (apartments)): 54% (Q1 2020) — “This past quarter, the retention rate was 54% at an average rental increase of 1.46%.”

— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q1 2020 · 7 May 2020
Earnings call, Q1 2020 ↗
5 Mar 2020
Retention63.08%

Retention rate (Dock 79 (apartments)): 63.08% (Q4 2019) — “This past quarter the retention rate was 63.08% at an average rental increase of 2.67%.”

— With respect to ongoing and new projects in the Development segment highlights would include, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2019 · 5 Mar 2020
Earnings call, Q4 2019 ↗
7 Mar 2019
Retention65.6%

Retention rate (Dock 79 (apartments)): 65.6% (Q4 2018) — “This past quarter, the retention rate was 65.6% at an average rental increase of 3.36%”

— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2018 · 7 Mar 2019
Earnings call, Q4 2018 ↗
13 Nov 2018
Retention50%

Retention rate (Dock 79 (apartments)): 50% (Q3 2018) — “This past quarter, the retention rate was 50% and at an average rental increase of 2.62%”

— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2018 · 13 Nov 2018
Earnings call, Q3 2018 ↗
8 May 2018
Retention62%

Retention rate (Dock 79 (apartments)): 62% (Q1 2018) — “This past quarter the retention rate was 62% at an average rental increase of 2.8%.”

— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q1 2018 · 8 May 2018
Earnings call, Q1 2018 ↗
7 Mar 2018
Retention58%

Retention rate (Dock 79 (apartments)): 58% (Q4 2017) — “the retention rate was 58% and at an average rental increase of 3.74%”

— In addition to the actual capital outlays, an extensive amount of time during the quarter was spent on our many capital projects, including, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2017 · 7 Mar 2018
Earnings call, Q4 2017 ↗
3 Nov 2017
Retention53%

Retention rate (Dock 79 (warehouse/office leases)): 53% (Q3 2017) — “as the first generation of leases expired over the quarter, the retention rate was in excess of 53%”

— David deVilliers, President, FRP Holdings, Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2017 · 3 Nov 2017
Earnings call, Q3 2017 ↗

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