Macerich Company (The) Stock News

New Mexico Educational Retirement Board lifted its holdings in Macerich Co (NYSE:MAC) by 5.2% in the 2nd quarter, according to the company in its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Co

Simon, through its SPARC Group LLC vehicle, a joint venture with Authentic Brands Group, recently acquired Brooks Brothers and Lucky Brands out of bankruptcy.

Department store chain Lord & Taylor is closing two dozen stores for good as it continues to search for a buyer to restructure under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

A few months ago, I thought that TCO had the upper hand in a situation where SPG tried to back-out of their buyout offer.

From bad to worse. Entering 2020 on already unstable footing following a tsunami of store closings over the past half-decade, mall REITs have been punished by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

This article is meant to warn those of you who haven't studied REIT history and lack an understanding of the full picture.

After a recent rally, the REIT sector faded back slightly in July, averaging a -1.31% total return. Large cap REITs led with a solid return of 5.13%, while micro caps badly underperformed with an aver

U.S. equity markets flirted with fresh all-time highs this week following a slate of better-than-expected economic data, which has ironically thrown a political curveball into the now-stalled fiscal s

As earnings began, many investors anxiously awaited to see how bad declines in FFO/SSNOI would be for those REITs, and how bad (or good) they did versus peers.

The REIT was hit hard by mall closures last quarter, but rent collections have improved dramatically in recent months and the long-term demand outlook for space in top-tier malls remains solid.

On August 11, 2020, MAC reported Q2 results, which in rate of change terms are the worst in the Company's history.

REITs are up a lot lately. Yet, they remain a steal when compared to historic valuation metrics.

Macerich's (MAC) Q2 results reflect the pandemic's adverse impact and the resultant temporary closure of its properties as well as rent collection woes.

Macerich reported 2Q revenues of $178.6 million on Tuesday, which came in below Street estimates of $185.6 million. Revenues fell 21.7% year-over-year as the company closed 9 malls in July due to a re

MAC earnings call for the period ending June 30, 2020.