FSP Franklin Street Properties Corp.

$FSP This is getting interesting with a serious activists involved. Low vol and liquidity could make this move quickly

$FSP I wish I could buy up every last share of FSP at these ridiculous share prices. Have you seen their portfolio of properties. They own some beautiful fully rented/occupied properties. I personally want every last share right now.

$FSP Extremely extremely extremely undervalued. $5.58 book value $9.45 adjusted book value ( if you add back depreciation ) They own beautiful properties.

$FSP Too cheap to ignore compared to book value along with interesting March 2.5 call activity the other day. I loaded full position the last couple days. Up from here.

$FSP Buying buying buying. Way cheaper today. I knew they like to play these games. Thank you.

$FSP stock just went below Powell Anderson's basis. Did they get this one wrong? At their current basis - yes I think they did.

$FSP While FSP theoretically has until early 2027 under the standard cure period (re: trading under $1) , the company faces a much sharper near-term risk ... Under NYSE American regulations, if a stock drops below $0.25 per share on a single trading day, the exchange is mandated to immediately initiate suspension and delisting proceedings, stripping away any remaining days in the 180-day cure window. A reverse split is therefore now very likely.

$FSP Doom Loop: The Q3 2026 release confirms a downward operational trajectory. FSP continues to run a liquidating balance sheet where property sales reduce the asset base without creating equity upside for common shareholders. FSP leased ~226,000 square feet over the first nine months of 2026, but the capital intensity required to secure these tenants remains high: tenant improvements averaged $32.10 per square foot, leasing commissions hit $10.90 per square foot, and concessions averaged 5 months of free rent. A 66.2% occupancy rate confirms that FSP's remaining portfolio is entering a distressed asset cycle: lower NOI and expanding cap rates erode asset values, high TI/LC capital requirements starve the balance sheet of cash, and the $266.9M senior debt stack absorbs the remaining enterprise value before common equity receives a dollar.