After a decade of consistent payouts, SL Green shareholders could see prospects dim next year. The prominent office landlord may be forced to slash its dividend next year, Crain’s reported. Dividend distributions are expected to surpass adjusted funds from operations — a cash flow metric — according to analysts. “Lower-than-expected (property) sales volumes in 2025 may elevate the risk of a dividend right-sizing,” Evercore ISI analyst Steve Sakwa said in a client note, adding that he saw the landlord as a “net seller” next year. SL Green did not respond to the publication’s request for comment. Since 2016, stockholders could […]

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