OFC stock holds near 52-week low after fresh August data

OFC stock (US67403J1034) stayed close to its 52-week low on September 4, 2026, while August 2026 operating data kept the rent trend in view. The company is One Liberty Properties, and the latest trading snapshot in the call showed a price near the low end of the yearly range.

August revenue stayed firm

On September 3, 2026, market reporting for the company showed August 2026 less-than-truckload revenue per day up 12.4 percent year over year, while tons per day fell 0.9 percent. Quarter-to-date, LTL revenue per hundredweight rose 11.3 percent and the same metric excluding fuel increased 4.8 percent versus the prior-year period.

The contrast matters for investors: higher pricing offset lower volume, so the revenue line remained stronger than tonnage alone would suggest. That kind of spread is the key number to watch into the next earnings update.

Price sits near range low

On September 4, 2026, the shares were quoted at USD 185.75 with a market capitalization of USD 38.5 billion, according to the market snapshot in the call. The same source said the stock had already been trading above the latest analyst price target cited in the coverage, which put the debate on valuation back in the foreground.

Property income is the product

For OFC, the business case is built on property income and the cash flow profile behind it, so the monthly and quarterly rent trend matters more than a single headline. The September 2026 data point that stood out was the 12.4 percent year-over-year rise in revenue per day, paired with the 0.9 percent decline in tons per day.

Trading near the low

As of September 4, 2026, OFC stock was still trading near the low end of its recent range at USD 185.75. The combination of a USD 38.5 billion market value and the latest 12.4 percent operating lift kept the stock story tied to execution rather than sentiment alone.