NET LEASE OFFICE PROPERTIES (NLOP) — Congressional trading
Real Estate · NYSE
A net lease office REIT that owns and leases office properties, though currently facing significant headwinds from declining occupancy and shifting work patterns.
As of 2026-07-23, no U.S. House member has disclosed trading NET LEASE OFFICE PROPERTIES (NLOP) in our data (STOCK Act Periodic Transaction Reports).
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Source: U.S. House Clerk Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs) filed under the STOCK Act. Disclosure can lag the actual trade by up to 45 days, so these are not real-time. Amounts are broad ranges as legally required — not exact figures. A transaction may belong to the member, their spouse, or a dependent child (see the owner column); a spouse or dependent trade is not the member's personal trade. This information is reused from the official public disclosure record for informational and public-interest (news) purposes only. Informational only — NOT financial advice, and NOT a signal to buy or sell.
Informational only — NOT financial advice. Congressional disclosures are sourced from the U.S. House Clerk public financial-disclosure archive.