Equity Residential EQR Business Segments
| TTM Q1 '26 | TTM Q4 '25 | TTM Q3 '25 | TTM Q2 '25 | TTM Q1 '25 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operating Lease Lease Income by Product | ||||||
| Other Rental Income | $102.01M-2.9% | $103.05M-3.1% | $105.06M+22.5% | $104.12M+14.2% | $105.06M+8.5% | |
| Other Revenue | $58.79M-3.6% | $59.8M-3.9% | $61.41M+32.4% | $60.21M+13.6% | $60.99M+2.5% | |
| Parking Revenue | $43.22M-1.9% | $43.25M-1.9% | $43.65M+0.7% | $43.92M+4.2% | $44.08M+6.7% | |
| Net Operating Income Loss From Rental Real Estate by Geography | ||||||
| Boston | $222.04M-1.3% | $222.53M-1.8% | $223.51M-2.8% | $224.83M-1.6% | $224.92M-0.7% | |
| Denver | $56.28M-6.2% | $57.9M+5.2% | $58.75M+8.9% | $59.3M+9.2% | $59.99M+13.6% | |
| Los Angeles | $324.29M0.0% | $325.14M0.0% | $324.61M-2.2% | $323.85M-2.3% | $324.35M-1.2% | |
| Non Same Store | $116.52M+147% | $102.99M+122% | $92.11M+242% | $70.33M+255% | $47.22M+124% | |
| Orange County | $100.26M+2.9% | $99.72M+2.8% | $98.7M+1.6% | $98.15M+1.4% | $97.41M+1.6% | |
| Same And Non-Same Store | $2.07B+5.7% | $2.05B+5.6% | $2.03B+4.9% | $1.99B+4.0% | $1.96B+3.1% | |
| San Diego | $66.74M+1.7% | $66.58M+1.7% | $66.27M+3.1% | $65.82M-2.4% | $65.64M-6.1% | |
| San Francisco | $330.24M+6.7% | $323.66M+6.1% | $318.15M+5.6% | $312.64M+4.2% | $309.57M+4.2% | |
| Seattle | $190.1M+2.1% | $190.51M+1.1% | $189M-0.8% | $187.27M-3.3% | $186.21M-5.5% | |
| Southern California | $491.29M+0.8% | $491.44M+0.8% | $489.57M-0.7% | $487.82M-1.6% | $487.41M-1.3% |
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- How does Equity Residential break its business down?
- Equity Residential (EQR) reports operating lease lease income by product across 3 parts — Other Rental Income, Other Revenue and Parking Revenue. Each is extracted from the segment footnotes and tracked over time.
- Where does Equity Residential's segment data come from?
- Segment breakdowns are pulled from the segment footnotes in Equity Residential's SEC filings (the XBRL dimensional tags), so every line ties back to a reported figure. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any segment for its full history.
