Equity Commonwealth

EQC Liquidating Trust has completed its wind-down and dissolved, with no further cash distributions to unitholders beyond the initial $20.60 per share.

Equity Commonwealth has completed its Plan of Sale and Dissolution, transferring all remaining assets and liabilities to EQC Liquidating Trust for the benefit of shareholders, leading to the cancellation of all outstanding shares and deregistration with the SEC.

Equity Commonwealth declares a final cash liquidating distribution of $1.60 per common share and plans to delist from the NYSE.

Equity Commonwealth finalized the sale of its last property and revised its estimated shareholder liquidating distribution range to $20.55-$20.70 per share.

Equity Commonwealth's Compensation Committee approved short-term incentive cash bonuses for named executive officers following the sale of three of its four remaining properties as part of a planned liquidation.

Equity Commonwealth shareholders have approved a plan to liquidate the company and dissolve its operations, including the establishment of a liquidating entity.

Equity Commonwealth finalized its liquidation plan with a final cash distribution of $1.60 per share and delisting from the NYSE.

Equity Commonwealth reported its Q3 2024 results, including a significant loss due to asset impairments, and announced a plan to liquidate its assets and dissolve the company.

Equity Commonwealth reports a net income of $24.2 million for the second quarter of 2024 and announces plans to liquidate its assets.

Equity Commonwealth reported its first quarter 2024 financial results, showing a slight decrease in rental revenue but an increase in net income, while also indicating a strategic review that may lead to a sale or wind-down of the business.

EQC Liquidating Trust has successfully completed its wind-down and dissolution, distributing remaining assets and cancelling all outstanding units by September 30, 2025.

Equity Commonwealth's shareholders approved a plan of sale and dissolution to maximize shareholder value, leading to asset sales and a liquidating distribution.

Equity Commonwealth's 10-K filing provides a detailed overview of its share structure, including common and preferred shares, along with governance policies and potential risks.

Andrew Levy, SVP & Chief Accounting Officer of Equity Commonwealth, reports acquisition and disposal of common shares and restricted share units following a change in control event.

David Helfand, President & CEO of Equity Commonwealth, reports acquisition and disposal of common shares and restricted share units following a change in control event.

Orrin S. Shifrin, EVP, Gen. Counsel & Secretary of Equity Commonwealth, reports the acquisition and disposition of common shares and restricted share units following a change in control event.

David S. Weinberg, EVP & Chief Operating Officer of Equity Commonwealth, reports changes in beneficial ownership of company stock following the vesting of restricted share units due to a change in control event.

William Griffiths, EVP, CFO & Treasurer of Equity Commonwealth, reports acquisition and disposal of common shares and restricted share units following a change in control event.

Orrin S. Shifrin, EVP, Gen. Counsel & Secretary of Equity Commonwealth, reports transactions involving restricted share units (RSUs) and common shares, including acquisitions upon vesting of RSUs and disposals to cover tax obligations.

Equity Commonwealth (EQC) has completed the sale of two office properties in Austin, Texas, for a combined $64.5 million.

Equity Commonwealth is progressing with its plan of sale, with asset sales underway and a special shareholder meeting scheduled to vote on the liquidation plan.

Equity Commonwealth reports a net loss for Q3 2024 primarily due to a $50.2 million loss on asset impairment, while sales of Austin and Washington D.C. properties are under contract.

Equity Commonwealth (EQC) has scheduled a special virtual meeting for shareholders on November 12, 2024, to vote on a plan to sell all remaining properties, wind down operations, and dissolve the company.

Equity Commonwealth plans to sell all properties, wind down affairs, and distribute an estimated $19.50 to $21.00 per share to shareholders, pending shareholder approval.

Equity Commonwealth has filed a definitive proxy statement with the SEC.