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Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA)

3 quarters tracked (Q4'25 to Q2'26) · latest call July 30, 2026
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50%
Kept of 6 resolved - limited history
3
Kept or exceeded
3
Missed
12
Still pending
Share count, 3 yrs/yr · flat

Score History

QuarterCall dateDisclosureFinancial qualityKeptMissed
Q2'26July 30, 20266/123 medium, 3 low flags01Call sheet →
Q1'26April 30, 202610/124 medium, 2 low flags11Call sheet →
Q4'25February 5, 202610/121 medium, 7 low flags21Call sheet →
Disclosure: the 6-item rubric, each scored 0-2, out of 12. Financial quality: flagged indicators by severity. Kept and missed count the prior-quarter promises scored on that call.

Promise Ledger · All Quarters

MarkedStatusPromise
Q2'26Pending$25M+ incremental NOI from lease-up properties in 2026
Reaffirmed but Charlotte struggles suggest risk to achievement
Q2'26PendingCharlotte properties to begin repricing in spring 2027
Quietly walked back to vague 'momentum' language, suggests timeline slipping
Q2'26MissedGradual seasonal improvement in new lease rates through Q2 and early Q3
Admitted 'pace is slower than we would like' and July pricing similar to Q2
Q2'26PendingWi-Fi expansion to 35+ properties in 2026
Now saying 38 properties, slightly ahead of plan with revenue growing faster than expected
Q2'26PendingFour development starts in 2026
One started in Q2, one in July, committed to two more but reduced from original 5-7 target
Q2'26PendingBlended lease growth of 1-1.5% for full year 2026
Tracking at 0.3% YTD, needs significant H2 acceleration to hit low end of range
Q1'26PendingPhysical occupancy to average 95.6% for 2026
Q1 at 95.5%, April holding at 95.5%, consistent with guidance
Q1'26PendingGradual seasonal improvement in new lease rates
110bps sequential improvement in Q1, expect acceleration through July
Q1'26DeliveredRenewal pricing in 5% to 5.25% range throughout 2026
Q1 renewal rates above 5% and improving 70bps sequentially
Q1'26PendingDevelopment spend of $350-450 million in 2026
Revised down to $350M from original $400M, but still up from 2025's $315M
Q1'26Missed5 to 7 development starts in 2026
Reduced to 4 expected starts, cited approval and construction timeline delays
Q1'26PendingBlended lease rates improvement of 1% to 1.5% for 2026
Q1 delivered -0.3% but with 140bps sequential improvement, on track for full year guidance
Q4'25PendingStarting construction on 6 to 8 projects over next 6 quarters
Updated to 5-7 projects in 2026, slightly reduced scope
Q4'25PendingExpect blended pricing to be better than last year in Q1
Will be measured in Q1 2026 results
Q4'25DeliveredContinue to see new lease rates improve over prior year
Q4 new lease rates went from -5.2% to flat YoY, significant improvement
Q4'25PendingFive additional repositioning projects underway with repricing in mid-2026
Still on track according to Q4 comments, no change to timeline
Q4'25MissedWiFi projects: 20 or so expected to be live by end of 2025
Only got 14 of 23 projects live by Q4, with 9 remaining expected in Q1 2026
Q4'25DeliveredExpect to renovate approximately 6,000 units in 2025
Completed 5,995 units for full year, essentially hit the target
Each row is a promise from the prior call, scored against the quarter in "Marked". Kept-promise rate counts resolved promises only; pending is excluded.
Promise-kept rate counts resolved promises only (pending excluded).
Scores, kept-promise rates, and flags on this site reflect the author's opinion, applying a stated methodology to statements management made on public earnings calls. Informational and educational purposes only - not investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any security. Sources believed reliable but not guaranteed; the author may hold positions in the securities discussed.

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