[Form 4] ONE LIBERTY PROPERTIES INC Insider Trading Activity
Isaac Kalish, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of One Liberty Properties, filed a Form 4 reporting changes in his beneficial ownership of the issuer's common stock. The filing lists existing direct and indirect holdings, including 90,245.871 shares held directly (including dividend reinvestment plan shares) and several indirect holdings through trusts and plans totaling approximately 178,640 shares across Gould Investors L.P. pension trust, REIT Management Corp. plans, and BRT Apartments Corp. pension trust. The filing documents gift transactions on 10/09/2024 transferring 4,513.15 shares (reported as both an acquisition and a disposition between family members) at no cash price, and a further gift scheduled on 09/04/2025 for 4,513.15 shares. The report discloses custodial holdings for minors and includes disclaimers that the reporting person disclaims beneficial interest in shares held by his children.
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Insights
TL;DR: Insider disclosed intra-family gifts and custodial transfers, with substantial indirect holdings via pension and trust accounts.
The Form 4 shows the CFO holds a material position both directly and indirectly through multiple trust and retirement vehicles. The reported 4,513.15-share transfers on 10/09/2024 were recorded at $0, indicating gifts between family members rather than market sales; a matching disposition is scheduled on 09/04/2025. Inclusion of shares acquired via the dividend reinvestment plan is explicitly noted. For investors, these are non-sale transfers that change beneficial ownership lines but do not generate proceeds and therefore do not signal liquidity events.
TL;DR: Filing documents proper Section 16 reporting for gifts and custodial arrangements, with appropriate disclaimers of beneficial interest.
The report identifies the reporting person as an officer and trustee for multiple plans and includes explicit disclaimers where ownership is custodial or by family members. The mixture of direct, indirect, and custodial holdings is clearly stated and the zero-price entries for interfamily gifts are consistent with non-compensatory transfers. From a governance perspective, the filing appears to satisfy Form 4 disclosure requirements by itemizing each class of ownership and noting the nature of indirect holdings.