IIPR Tenant Parallel Defaults on Rent, Ceases Operations at Two Florida Properties

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IIPR disclosed that tenant Parallel defaulted on ~$1.6M in July rent and is ceasing operations at two Florida properties, which account for over 5% of annualized rent. The default adds to the company's existing financial strain.

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• Tenant Default and Vacate Notice

  Parallel defaulted on July 2026 rent for two Florida properties, totaling approximately $1.6 million including base rent, tax/insurance reimbursements, default interest, and late charges. Parallel also notified IIPR it has ceased cannabis operations and intends to vacate both properties.

• Revenue Concentration Risk

  The two properties represented approximately 5.2% of IIPR's annualized contractual rent and income from loans and securities, and 5.7% of annualized contractual rent for the three months ended March 31, 2026. Loss of this tenant directly reduces a significant portion of revenue.

• Security Deposit Coverage

  IIPR holds security deposits under the leases that may cover the full defaulted rent and estimated tax/insurance payments, plus late charges and interest, mitigating immediate cash flow impact but not the long-term vacancy.

• Operational and Re-leasing Risk

  The properties are specialized cannabis cultivation facilities. Re-leasing may be challenging given the limited tenant pool and current industry conditions, potentially leading to prolonged vacancy and reduced income.

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Parallel, a tenant representing over 5% of IIPR's annualized rent, defaulted on July rent and is vacating both Florida properties. This directly threatens a meaningful slice of revenue at a time when IIPR is already under a going-concern warning and facing a $291.2 million debt maturity. The loss of a top tenant and the need to re-lease specialized cannabis facilities adds operational and financial pressure, compounding existing distress.