Macerich Company (The) Stock News

The Board of Directors of the Macerich Company (NYSE: MAC) declared a quarterly cash dividend of $.15 per share of common stock. The dividend is payable on September 8, 2020 to stockholders of record

Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have been a tough sector to love over the past four months or so. With the COVID-19-related shutdown, tenants are unable to pay rent, but the interest payments f

Did the rent get paid? How about the mortgage? Earnings season kicks off this week with more than 175 REITs and housing industry companies reporting earnings over the next month.

MERIAN GLOBAL INVESTORS UK Ltd acquired a new stake in shares of Macerich Co (NYSE:MAC) in the 2nd quarter, according to the company in its most recent filing with the SEC. The institutional investor

The time has come for us to look at just what sort of companies may be appealing to invest in during this month.

J.C. Penney confidentially submitted a a business plan to its lenders last week. Now, it has more time to review those plans with its lenders, who will help determine its fate.

“The shrinking mall sector represents approximately 3% of the $1 trillion U.S. REIT market cap compared with over 10% of the REIT sector five years ago.

WHAT: Macerich (NYSE: MAC) Schedules Second Quarter 2020 Earnings Release

Consistency and discipline pays off in the long run. We are loading up on discounted REITs.

It appears that REITs are going for another crash. Many REITs are down by 25 - 50% over the past month alone.

The REIT market suffered another correction over the past few weeks. This correction is a second chance for those who missed bargains in April and May.

Eating losses is never fun, but investors need to continue evaluating their existing positions. If your thesis implodes, it's time to change stocks.

The REIT sector continued to recover in June, averaging a 5.86% total return. Small cap REITs led with a strong return of 8.71%, while large caps underperformed with a gain of only 2.85%.

Is it time to rain on the parade? Or is it time to buy into the markets? That’s what investors must decide. And according to Wall Street banking giant Goldman Sachs, they may need to make up their

Self-storage REITs - once the darlings of the real estate sector following a half-decade-stretch of relentless growth - stumbled into the 2020s with challenged fundamentals and a strained outlook.