MAA

MID-AMERICA APARTMENT COMM

MAA·59522J103·US·REIT·Real Estate - REIT - Residential-13D/G

MAA (MID-AMERICA APARTMENT COMM) is held by 266 institutional investors as of Q2 2026. Largest holders: BlackRock, Inc. ($1.8B), VANGUARD PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT LLC ($1.4B), STATE STREET CORP ($1.1B). Net institutional sentiment: Mixed.

266
Holders
(21 Elite)
$14.4B
Total Value
51% (274)
Consensus
140 buying - 134 selling
13F: Insider & Congress: Updated regularly
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Held by 266 funds
21 elite

Who's Trading

Source dates: Price Aug 28, 2026 · Insiders May 8, 2026 · Activists Apr 30, 2026 · Congress none

InsiderFBFrench James BartonSell $46KMay 8, 2026
ActivistVAVanguard Capital Management7.5%Apr 30, 2026
ActivistVPVanguard Portfolio Management8.5%Apr 29, 2026
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Top Holders

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Fund
Action
Shares
Value
Weight
Est. P&L
Conviction
Increased
13.1M(+0.6%)$1.8B0.0%-7.73%
32
Increased
9.9M(+0.2%)$1.4B0.1%+10.23%
32
Decreased
7.9M(-0.9%)$1.1B0.0%+8.91%
0
Increased
7.6M(+0.2%)$1.1B0.0%+10.23%
32
Increased
5M(+5.1%)$700.7M2.0%+0.23%
52
Increased
3.8M(+384.3%)$523.8M0.2%-2.59%
61
Increased
3.5M(+1.2%)$490M0.0%+22.42%
32
Unchanged
3.1M$432.4M3.0%-6.38%
0
Decreased
2.4M(-2.5%)$329.2M0.0%+4.64%
0
Decreased
2.3M(-20.5%)$324.9M0.0%-1.58%
0
Decreased
1.8M(-0.1%)$246M0.0%+1.10%
0
Increased
1.8M(+19.6%)$245.7M0.0%-3.27%
36
Increased
1.7M(+64.7%)$241M0.1%-3.04%
54
Increased
1.7M(+5.7%)$234.3M0.0%+33.44%
33
Decreased
1.7M(-4.0%)$232.9M0.0%+18.95%
0
Decreased
1.6M(-3.4%)$231.8M0.1%+12.59%
0
Decreased
1.6M(-2.4%)$216.7M0.0%-0.79%
0
Decreased
1.3M(-7.3%)$184M2.0%+2.46%
0
Increased
1.3M(+0.8%)$175.4M0.5%+7.43%
43
Increased
1.2M(+159x)$169.6M0.0%-4.25%
49

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