Trinity Place Holdings (TPHS): Debts to Book Capitalization

The hyper-cyclicality of New York luxury real estate makes Trinity Place Holdings (TPHS) sales dependent on the liquidity of high-net-worth clients. The ratio of financial debt to book capitalization clearly demonstrates this sensitivity, with the indicator currently standing at 0.00. These risks are mitigated by a mix of premium rental and trading assets, while the business's localization in a single city completely eliminates external geopolitical threats.

TPHS Trinity Place Holdings: Debt to Book Capitalization Ratio in the range 07/04/2022 - 08/04/2024

Metric breakdowns and analytics for Trinity Place Holdings, Inc. (TPHS)

- price and consensus price forecast:

Stock Quotes Trinity Place Holdings|TPHS - Price Target Chart

- market capitalization data:

Market Capitalization Trinity Place Holdings, Inc|TPHS - Total Enterprise Value

- book capitalization data:

Net Assets per Single Share Trinity Place Holdings|TPHS - Company Book Value|Market Value to Book Value Ratio tphs.com|TPHS - Company Assets

- debt and liquidity data:

Debt to Equity Trinity Place Holdings|TPHS - Long-Term Liabilities to Equity|Short-Term Debt to Capital Trinity Place Holdings Inc|TPHS - Company Cumulative Debt|Debt to Book Capitalization Ratio Trinity Place Holdings, Inc

Summary company analytics:TPHS, Trinity Place Holdings

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This metric determines the ratio of long-term liabilities to total equity on the balance sheet. The formula measures the business's degree of dependence on borrowed funds relative to its net worth. Analyzing the riskiness of the balance sheet capital structure allows for the identification of hidden debt loads. For Trinity Place Holdings (TPHS), this is critical due to expensive construction loans. High values of this indicator signal the developer's vulnerability to stagnation in the New York luxury housing market.

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