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Over the past 12 months, FVR has outperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of +19% compared to S&P 500's +15% growth.
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FrontView REIT Inc
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FrontView REIT Inc. is a real estate investment trust that owns commercial properties and earns income by leasing them to tenants. In simple terms, it is a landlord for business buildings. Its core job is to buy properties, sign leases, collect rent, and manage the real estate over time. Its main customers are business tenants that need physical locations for their operations, such as retailers or other commercial users. FrontView makes money mostly from rental income, and it may also earn from buying and selling properties or from lease-related charges. Because it is a REIT, most of its value comes from the spread between the rent it collects and the cost of owning and financing the buildings. What makes the business model different is that FrontView sits in the middle of the real estate value chain: it is not building homes or running stores, but owning the properties that those businesses rely on. That gives it a more fee-like, contract-based income stream than many operating companies, while still exposing it to tenant credit, lease renewals, and property market conditions.