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WELL · Q2 2026
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The quarter in brief
A very strong quarter for Welltower, powered by 51% growth in resident fees revenue from the Amica acquisition and robust senior housing same-store NOI growth of 20.5%, with net income more than doubling to $463M aided by a $99M gain on real estate dispositions and a $62M income tax benefit.
Net Income
$463M
up 52.0% y/y
Total Revenue
$3,545M
up 39.1% y/y
Operating Income
$502M
up 12.6% y/y
Gross Contribution
$1,394M
up 33.9% y/y
All figures in $M.
| Line item | Amount and change |
|---|---|
| Resident Fees & Services | $2,985 · +51.5% |
| Rental Income | $460 · -4.8% |
| Interest Income | $77 · +24.7% |
| Other Income | $23 · -29.6% |
| Total Revenue | $3,545 · +39.1% |
| Property Operating Exp | $2,150 · +41.9% |
| Gross Contribution | $1,394 · +33.9% |
| D&A* | $738 · +49.1% |
| G&A Expenses | $67 · +5.2% |
| Other Expenses & Impairments | $87 · +71.3% |
| Operating Income | $502 · +12.6% |
| Interest Expense | $182 · +28.9% |
| Tax Benefit + Disposition Gain − Unconsolidated Loss | $143 · vs $6 PY |
| Pretax Contribution | $320 · +7.5% |
| Net Income | $463 · +52.0% |
| Noncontrolling Interests | $18 · +558% |
| Net Income to Common (NICS) | $445 · +47.4% |
Verdict: a very strong quarter for Welltower, powered by 51% growth in resident fees revenue from the Amica acquisition and robust senior housing same-store NOI growth of 20.5%, with net income more than doubling to $463M aided by a $99M gain on real estate dispositions and a $62M income tax benefit.
Dividend raised 15% to $0.85/share; normalized FFO per share $1.60 (+25.0% y/y); FY26 normalized FFO guidance raised to $6.36-$6.44; net debt to Adjusted EBITDA 2.99x; $9.5B available liquidity.
Source and notation
* marks non-cash / ≈ estimated. Source: Welltower Inc. press release / 10-Q (SEC EDGAR).
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- Resident fees & services revenue jumped 51.5% y/y, largely from the Amica Senior Lifestyles acquisition (38 Canadian communities, C$4.1B) closed April 1, 2026
- Net income attributable to common stockholders includes a $98.5M gain on real estate dispositions and acquisitions of controlling interests, up from $14.9M a year ago — a meaningful one-off boost
- Income tax line shows a $62.0M benefit (vs a small $1.1M expense last year), driven partly by a $71.3M partial release of valuation allowances per normalizing items disclosure
- GAAP EPS ($0.61) diverges sharply from normalized FFO/share ($1.60) since FFO adds back $737.8M of real estate depreciation & amortization, a primarily non-cash item
- Same store NOI grew 15.5% overall, with Seniors Housing Operating (SHO) segment same-store NOI up 20.5% on occupancy gains and RevPOR growth of 5.2%
- FY2026 net income guidance was cut to $3.11-$3.19/share (from $3.24-$3.38) even as normalized FFO guidance was raised, reflecting GAAP items like depreciation and gain timing diverging from cash-flow-based FFO
What distorts the picture in this report and what to watch beyond the headlines.
WELL — Welltower is a real estate investment trust that invests in healthcare properties across the United States and other key markets.
It focuses on senior housing, outpatient medical facilities, and long-term care properties.
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