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JBG SMITH Properties filings document the disclosure record of a Maryland real estate company with NYSE-listed common shares under the symbol JBGS. Its Form 8-K reports furnish quarterly investor packages, earnings releases and supplemental information covering results of operations, properties, tenants, portfolio metrics and real estate venture presentations such as information reported at JBG SMITH Share.
The company’s proxy materials cover governance and compensation disclosures, including equity award information and shareholder voting matters. Across its regulatory record, recurring filing subjects include common-share registration details, operating performance for mixed-use real estate assets, portfolio capitalization, Board oversight and executive compensation practices.
Xanders George Laucks, Chief Investment Officer of JBG SMITH Properties (JBGS), reported transactions on 08/15/2025 converting LTIP Units and OP Units into common shares. The filing shows 4,000 common shares acquired through conversions/exchanges and indicates the reporting person has remaining indirect beneficial holdings in the operating partnership: 540,436 OP Units, 8,800 OP Units, and 4,800 OP Units (each reported as "D" meaning disclosed indirect holdings following the transactions). The filing explicitly states no sale or monetization occurred; OP Units are redeemable for one common share (or cash) once vested. The transactions are described as internal unit conversions and exchanges rather than open-market trades.
Long Pond Capital, Long Pond GP and John Khoury reported beneficial ownership of 3,867,406 common shares of JBG SMITH Properties, representing 5.29% of the class as of 06/30/2025. The filing shows that all reported shares carry shared voting and shared dispositive power and that the reporting parties have no sole voting or sole dispositive power. The document lists the issuer and filer addresses and notes that certain funds managed by Long Pond LP have the right to receive dividends or sale proceeds related to these securities. The filers certify the securities were acquired and are held in the ordinary course of business and were not acquired to change or influence control of the issuer, except as may relate to a nomination under applicable rules. Signatures are dated 08/13/2025.
Morgan Stanley and its affiliate Morgan Stanley Capital Services LLC filed Amendment No. 1 to Schedule 13G for JBG SMITH Properties (JBGS) reflecting ownership as of 30 Jun 2025. The filing shows the banking group now beneficially owns 3,633,354 common shares, or 4.9 % of the outstanding class, held entirely with shared voting power (3,617,450 shares) and shared dispositive power (3,633,354 shares); sole power is zero. The subsidiary reports a nearly identical position of 3,600,548 shares (4.9 %).
Because beneficial ownership has fallen below the 5 % threshold, the cover pages state that both Morgan Stanley entities have “ceased to be the beneficial owner of more than five percent” of JBGS stock. The amendment is therefore a mandatory disclosure of the reduced stake rather than an acquisition. Signatures were executed by authorized signatory Christopher O’Hara on 07 Aug 2025.
JBGS – Form 144 filing: An unnamed insider has filed to sell 10,098 common shares of JBG SMITH Properties on or about 31 Jul 2025. The shares, to be sold through Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC on the NYSE, carry an aggregate market value of $217,431.12. This represents roughly 0.016 % of the 61,724,341 shares outstanding, indicating an immaterial percentage of the float.
The shares stem from two sources:
- 632 shares purchased via the company’s Employee Stock Purchase Plan on 15 Dec 2022 (cash paid).
- 9,466 shares received from restricted-stock vesting on 15 Jun 2023 (compensation).
The notice does not disclose the insider’s identity, role, or the motive for selling, and there is no concurrent sale activity reported in the past three months.