Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. HHH

The Howard Hughes Corporation es propietaria, gestiona y desarrolla bienes raíces comerciales, residenciales y de uso mixto en todo Estados Unidos. La compañía opera a través de cuatro segmentos: Activos Operativos, Comunidades Planificadas Maestras (MPC), Puerto y Desarrollos Estratégicos. El segmento de Activos Operativos consiste en propiedades comerciales, residenciales, hoteleras y multifamiliares desarrolladas o adquiridas, junto con otras inversiones inmobiliarias. Su segmento de MPC consiste en el desarrollo y venta de terrenos en proyectos de desarrollo comunitario a gran escala a largo plazo en y alrededor de Las Vegas, Nevada, Houston, Texas, Columbia y Maryland. Su segmento de Puerto consiste en aproximadamente 453,000 pies cuadrados de propiedades de restaurantes, tiendas y entretenimiento situadas en tres ubicaciones principales en Nueva York, Nueva York: Pier 17, Área Histórica/Tierras Altas y Edificio Tin. El segmento de Desarrollos Estratégicos consiste en proyectos de condominios residenciales y propiedades comerciales.

• Zacks Investment Research 21 sept

  Best Value Stocks to Buy for September 21st

  Zacks highlights three stocks with Rank #1 (Strong Buy) ratings and strong value characteristics: Slide Insurance Holdings (SLDE) with a P/E of 6.59 and Value Score A, Howard Hughes Holdings (HHH) with a P/E of 12.68 and Value Score A, and Envista Holdings (NVST) with a P/E of 15.25 and Value Score B. All three have seen recent increases in earnings consensus estimates.

  

• The Motley Fool 27 jul

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• The Motley Fool 18 jul

  Bill Ackman's New Closed-End Fund Trades 20% Below Its IPO Price. Is the Berkshire-Style Bet Broken?

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