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MAA EVP & Chief Investment Officer Purchases $100K in Common Stock

Medium SignificanceNovember 3, 2026 at 5:06:59 PM EST

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Filing Summary

Insider Buying Alert: MID AMERICA APARTMENT COMMUNITIES INC. ($MAA) • Insider: Adrian Hill (EVP, Chief Investment Officer & Director) • Transaction: Purchased 844 shares of Common Stock at $118.35 per share • Total Value: $99,887.40 • Direct Holdings After: 65,276.647 shares • Filing Date: November 3, 2026

Comprehensive Analysis

Executive Insider Purchase Summary

On October 30, 2026, Adrian Hill, Executive Vice President, Chief Investment Officer, and Director of Mid America Apartment Communities Inc. ($MAA), executed an open-market purchase of Common Stock.

Key Transaction Details:

  • Security: Common Stock
  • Transaction Type: Purchase (Code: P)
  • Shares Bought: 844
  • Price per Share: $118.35
  • Total Investment: $99,887.40
  • Ownership Type: Direct

Post-Transaction Holdings:

  • Direct Ownership: 65,276.647 shares
  • Indirect Ownership: 1,030 shares held via Hill Family Irrevocable Trust FBO Terry Hill, with Adrian Hill serving as Trustee.

Significance:

Open-market insider purchases by senior executives, especially those overseeing capital allocation such as a Chief Investment Officer, frequently signal confidence in company valuation and fundamentals. Although the dollar amount (~$100K) represents a modest increment relative to Hill's existing multi-million-dollar holding, direct cash purchases remain a positive alignment indicator.

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