Elders (ASX:ELD) said a robust settlement pipeline is supporting fiscal 2026 revenue growth despite softer price rises, according to a Friday filing with the Australian bourse.

As of December, the company had awaiting settlements of close to AU$800 million, primarily led by the farmland segment.

In residential, the company said low rental supply will fuel rental prices and keep vacancy rates low. However, housing shortages, future interest rate uncertainty, and affordability snags continue to impact the market.

In farmland, capital appreciation has eased after intense growth, amid a stable market and solid demand.

Within the commercial segment, industrial and logistics properties continue to see demand as supply chains move toward e-commerce and decentralized warehousing.