Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA) has had some significant movements in its shares.
Capital Investment Advisors LLC,
D.E. Shaw & Co. Inc.,
OMERS Administration Corp, and
Shell Asset Management Co. all reduced their stake in the real estate investment trust.
UBS Asset Management Americas LLC,
Rhumbline Advisers,
Vert Asset Management LLC, and
Nomura Holdings Inc. all increased their stakes, in contrast. MAA stock has been having some fluctuations with it going down 3.9% and 3.3% at different times, while also moving 5.3% higher at another.
Scotiabank adjusted their target price on MAA twice, first from $194 to $180 and later indicating
Lease Pricing Challenges. MAA’s regular quarterly preferred dividends were announced multiple times and the company revealed its CEO succession plan. MAA also announced its Q1 2025 Earnings Call highlighting strong occupancy. Additionally, the appointment of a new
CEO as the company aims for the apartment market's recovery and a $1.5150 per share
quarterly dividend have been important updates. Lastly, bouts of selling and buying shares of the company by various investment and asset management groups have garnered attention.
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