Generation Income Properties Announces Retirement of Loci Capital Obligation
Generation Income Properties announced that it has fully settled and retired its remaining obligation to Loci Capital, concluding an approximately three-year financing relationship.
Generation Income Properties, Inc. (NASDAQ:GIPR) announced on October 6, 2026, that it had fully satisfied and retired its remaining obligation to Loci Capital. The company said the financing relationship lasted approximately three years and that it continued operating its business while meeting the requirements of its agreements.
GIPR said it remained up to date on its obligations and complied with the reporting duties, covenants and other requirements attached to its financing arrangements with Loci Capital.
Chief Executive Officer David Sobelman described the retirement of the obligation as the conclusion of a professional relationship developed over approximately three years. He also said the company was pleased to have retired the liability and strengthened its balance sheet.
Michael Phillips, Loci Capital’s Managing Partner, said the firm regarded GIPR’s management as transparent, responsive and committed to direct communication during a difficult capital markets environment.
Loci Capital said GIPR had resolved its obligations and retired the original financing facility. The firm also said its initial assessment of GIPR’s assets and management had proved accurate from a liquidity and performance perspective, and that management had acted as responsible stewards of its investment.
Generation Income Properties is an internally managed real estate investment trust focused on acquiring and owning single-tenant net lease properties leased to high-credit-quality tenants. Its portfolio includes retail, office and industrial properties across multiple states.
Loci Capital is a Tampa-based real estate private equity firm focused on the Southeast United States. The firm says its approach combines allocator-level discipline with operator-level execution across the investment lifecycle.
GIPR said statements about future business and growth plans, growth-related transactions and efforts to regain compliance with Nasdaq’s listing requirements are subject to risks and uncertainties.
The company identified the possibility that additional capital may not be available on acceptable terms, that growth efforts or growth-related transactions may not succeed, and that it may not regain compliance with Nasdaq’s listing rules. GIPR also disclosed that its common stock may be delisted and that actual results could differ materially from forward-looking statements.
Generation Income Properties announced that it had fully satisfied and retired its remaining obligation to Loci Capital. The company also said it had remained compliant with its reporting obligations, covenants and other requirements under its agreements with Loci Capital.
Generation Income Properties made the announcement on October 6, 2026. The announcement covered the conclusion of an approximately three-year relationship with Loci Capital.
Generation Income Properties said it remained current with its obligations and compliant with the requirements, reporting obligations and covenants under its financing arrangements throughout the relationship. The company also said it continued to execute its business plan and operate through a challenging capital markets environment.
Chief Executive Officer David Sobelman said the announcement represented more than simply retiring a liability and described it as the successful conclusion of a productive and professional relationship. He also said the company was pleased to have fully retired the obligation and strengthened its balance sheet.
The relationship between Generation Income Properties and Loci Capital spanned approximately three years, according to comments from both companies.
Loci Capital said it found Generation Income Properties’ management transparent, responsive and committed to open and constructive communication. Loci Capital also said the company had successfully resolved its obligations and fully retired the original financing facility.
Generation Income Properties is an internally managed real estate investment trust focused on acquiring and owning single-tenant net lease properties leased to high-credit-quality tenants.
Generation Income Properties said its portfolio consists of retail, office and industrial properties located across multiple states.
Loci Capital is a Tampa-based real estate private equity firm focused on the Southeast United States. It said its approach combines allocator-level discipline with operator-level execution across the investment lifecycle.
The announcement identifies Generation Income Properties as “NASDAQ:GIPR” and the company description identifies it as “Nasdaq:GIPR”.
Generation Income Properties said additional sources of capital may not be available on acceptable terms, efforts to grow the company or pursue growth-related transactions may not be successful, and the company may not regain compliance with Nasdaq’s listing rules. It also said its common stock may be delisted and that actual results could differ materially from forward-looking statements because of these and other risks.