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Brookfield Property Partners publishes Q1 2026 MD&A report on results through March 31
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Brookfield Property Partners publishes Q1 2026 MD&A report on results through March 31
  • Brookfield Property Partners published MD&A for Q1 2026, posting net loss of USD 45 million versus net loss of USD 129 million year earlier on fair value gains of USD 67 million versus loss of USD 110 million.
  • Interest expense fell to USD 826 million from USD 940 million, driven by India REIT deconsolidation impact of USD 52 million plus corporate and term debt paydowns.
  • Total assets rose to USD 101.8 billion from USD 99.28 billion, led by LP Investments acquisition activity; debt obligations increased to USD 49.36 billion from USD 46.31 billion.
  • Liquidity included USD 2.07 billion cash, USD 5.21 billion available borrowing capacity under credit facilities.
  • Secured debt maturities totaled USD 10.79 billion in 2026, with USD 7.24 billion of 2026-2027 maturities carrying extension options; USD 6.05 billion of 2026 maturities expected to be addressed through refinancings, repayments, or other measures.


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