
PINE Stock Forecast & Price Target
PINE Analyst Ratings
Bulls say
Alpine Income Property Tr is attractive because management raised 2026 AFFO guidance to $2.20-$2.22 per share, implying 17% growth at the midpoint and signaling stronger-than-expected earnings power, while 3Q26 AFFO of $0.55 beat both estimates and the Street. Its portfolio remains highly defensive, with 99.6% occupancy, an 8.7-year WALT, and 56% of ABR from investment-grade tenants, supporting durable cash flow from a 130-property net-lease platform. Growth is further backed by accretive acquisitions, including a $117.3 million industrial portfolio at a 10.2-year weighted average lease term, plus added liquidity from new bank commitments and a $0.32 quarterly dividend that reflects solid payout coverage.
Bears say
Alpine Income Property Tr is facing a negative setup because leverage is rising from already stretched levels, with debt at $398.5mm, a 448bp weighted-average rate, and net debt to pro forma adjusted EBITDA at 6.5x, while funding the industrial portfolio on the revolver could push leverage to about 7.3x. The refinancing package helps near term, but the new $100mm four-year term loan still carries about a 475bp all-in cost and the $75mm revolver upsize does not remove the underlying dependence on debt-funded growth. In addition, a separate $50mm swap maturing in January offers only about 50bp of protection versus market, leaving the 2027 reset as a clear headwind to earnings and flexibility.
This aggregate rating is based on analysts' research of Alpine Income Property Trust and is not a guaranteed prediction by Public.com or investment advice.
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