Scotiabank, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods have raised the Invitation Homes (INVH) price target, indicating a bullish trend. Strategies and performance were evaluated by various analysts and some insiders sold shares. Investment by Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management, Boston Partners and Principal Financial Group indicates market confidence. Conversely, Texas Retirement System and Truist Financial Corp have reduced their stake in INVH. INVH's recent acquisition of 500 newly constructed homes and impressive Quarterly Earnings calls denote solid growth. Despite a moderate outlook, Moody's credit rating upgrade to Baa2 highlights INVH's financial stability. However, growth grappling with rising costs and potential less upside stock, led to its downgrade by Evercore ISI. This, alongside warning about the trimmed core FFO forecast, is cause for concern. Committed to growth, INVH made several leadership changes and revised FY 2024 guidance. The company's involvement in the Citi 2024 Global Property CEO Conference signifies INVH's expanding influence. INVHβs $38.69 Million stake by Victory Capital and purchase of 500 Sun Belt homes for $140 Million further evidence its strategic investment.
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