Investment firms like Los Angeles Capital Management and Anchor Capital Advisors have decreased their holdings in Mid-America Apartment Communities, while others like Fielder Capital Group and Hahn Capital Management have acquired more shares. The company participated in the 2025 Citi Global Property CEO Conference, where they addressed the rental market outlook. However, Zacks Research issued a pessimistic estimate for MAA earnings. Mid-America Apartment Communities has hit a new 1-year high, and its shares have been actively traded. Sabal Trust Co, TCW Group, and New York State Common Retirement Fund have reduced their stakes. Meanwhile, Scotiabank upgraded the preferred stock of Mid-America Apartment Communities. Despite missing Q4 FFO and revenues estimates, their stock price is expected to rise, according to a Barclays Analyst. Morgan Stanley increased the price target and maintains an Overweight rating. Regardless, the guidance for 2025 has been weak. The company has recently appointed a new CEO and has secured a $350M Senior Notes offering for strategic growth. The company has consistently boosted dividends, however, rising costs alongside steady rents have emerged as concerns. Future earnings reports are much anticipated to gauge further direction.
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