FRT FEDERAL REALTY INVESTMENT TRUST Insider Trading

FRT President & COO Jeffrey Berkes sold 18,353 shares at $115.73 (total: $2,124,056.93), reducing stake from 71,421 to 53,068 shares.

Jeffrey Berkes, President and COO of Federal Realty Investment Trust, executed a sale of 18,353 shares at $115.73 on 2024-09-18, reducing his holdings by 25.7% and realizing approximately $2.1M in proceeds. The transaction occurred near the top of the 52-week range ($85.71–$117.39), at a price just 1.4% below the 52-week high. While the company has posted solid fundamentals with 5.4% annual revenue growth and strong quarterly net income of $111,982,000.00, the executive retains a substantial position of 53,068 shares post-sale, indicating continued material skin in the game. The sale's magnitude and timing relative to the stock's recent peak merit standard disclosure review, though without additional context on scheduled trading plans or company-specific developments, the trade should be monitored as a potential data point in broader insider disposition patterns at the REIT.

CEO Wood liquidates entire 36,929-share position at Federal Realty, netting $4.3M across 5 sales Sept 5–9 at blended avg $116.23

Donald C. Wood, Chief Executive Officer of Federal Realty Investment Trust, executed 5 separate sales totaling 36,929 shares for $4,292,087.45 between September 5 and 9, 2024, reducing his holdings from 36,929 shares to 0 shares—a complete liquidation. The sales occurred at prices ranging from $116.14 to $117.13, at a blended average of $116.23, against a current market price of $117.12, representing a transaction just shy of the 52-week high. Wood's prior sells at this ticker (5 trades, all on 2023-12-05) posted positive 90-day returns (range 2.3%–3.2%), a pattern of sell timing that did not anticipate subsequent declines; his cross-ticker track record of 20 prior sells shows a 0.00% well-timed rate (meaning the stock rose after his sells, on average), with a 2.7% average 90-day return post-sale. The complete exit of the CEO's personal shareholding warrants investor attention given the concentration of the divestiture and the absence of any offsetting purchase activity in the filing.