Essex Property Trust (ESS)<\/em><\/strong> has shown stability as a dividend company, attracting investments from numerous firms such as Optas LLC and SteelPeak Wealth LLC. However, share price dips<\/strong> raised concerns about potential underperformance<\/em> within the real estate sector. Nevertheless, investors like Valeo Financial Advisors increased their positions, while Robeco Institutional and ORG Wealth Partners sold shares. Essex recently announced its Q3 2025 earnings<\/em>, maintaining healthy liquidity while beating estimates for Q2 Core FFO and revenue<\/em>. Despite being downgraded and upgraded by Wall Street Zen and BNP Paribas Exane, Essex Property Trust continues to deliver dividends, with a recent declaration of $2.57 per share. Analysts' price targets vary, but Cantor Fitzgerald initiated coverage with an Overweight rating and $300 target. However, JPMorgan and Evercore have lowered their price targets. The company remains amid speculation about its positioning in the rental market and continued growth, despite market uncertainties. JPMorgan<\/em><\/strong> cut its price target from $309 to $294, though Jefferies maintains a Buy rating and raised its target to $329<\/em>.<\/strong>
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