Mid-America Apartment Communities Inc. (MAA) has seen an uptick in short interest recently, indicating possible negative market sentiment. Some larger entities, including Mutual of America Capital Management and National Pension Service have reduced their shareholdings. However, other institutional investors such as Charles Schwab Investment Management, Metis Global Partners and QRG Capital Management have increased their stake in MAA. The company declared a US$1 dividend for Series I Preferred Stock while simultaneously achieving a new 52-week high. In their Q4 earnings report, MAA missed expected revenues and FFO. Despite this, the company’s stock price has seen substantial growth in the last decade. In more recent news, some research firms have given MAA a negative earnings outlook and the company's 2025 Guidance appeared weaker than expected. Yet, other investors and brokerages maintain an optimistic view of the company's growth potential, citing its strong position in the residential rental market and regular dividend payments.
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