As per the company’s latest disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Clearbridge Investments LLC picked up additional shares of Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. (NYSE:HHH – Free Report) in the third quarter. 304,964 shares of the company’s stock, valued at about $22,607,000, were purchased by the institutional investor. By the conclusion of the latest quarter, Clearbridge Investments LLC held approximately 0.61% of Howard Hughes.

institutional investors and hedge funds.

The company’s holdings have also recently been changed by a number of other institutional investors and hedge funds. During the third quarter, Citigroup Inc. invested $48,000 or more in new Howard Hughes shares. For roughly $73,000 in the third quarter, Nisa Investment Advisors LLC added to its holding in Howard Hughes.

During the third quarter, Howard Hughes was acquired by Western Pacific Wealth Management LP for approximately $128,000. In Q3 of FY19, PNC Financial Services Group Inc. invested a fresh sum of approximately $137,000 in Howard Hughes. In conclusion, Cullen Frost Bankers Inc. invested approximately $139,000 in a new position in Howard Hughes during the third quarter. Institutional buyers hold 94.60% of the shares.

Upgrades and Downgrades from Analysts.

In a separate research note published on Friday, December 22nd, TheStreet upgraded its rating for shares of Howard Hughes from “d+” to “c-.”

The Performance of Howard Hughes Stock.

On Friday, HHH’s stock opened at $77.28. The company’s quick ratio is 1.63, current ratio is 1.63, and debt-to-equity ratio is 1.72. At $65.42 at its 52-week low and $86.72 at its 52-week high, Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. The company’s 50-day simple moving average is $81.21.

Insiders Make Their Bets.

In additional Howard Hughes news, on Wednesday, December 6, insider Zachary Winick sold 400 shares of the company’s stock. The shares had a total market value of $30,280.00 when they were sold, averaging $75.70 per share. After the transaction, the insider now has $1,049,126.30 worth of shares in the company, or 13,859 shares. The SEC website allows access to a filing in which the sale details are available.

Howard Hughes news.

Insider James Carman sold 700 shares of the company’s stock on Tuesday, January 2, according to other Howard Hughes news. The shares had a total value of $59,717.00 when they were sold, averaging $85.31. After the transaction, the insider is now worth $604,591.97 and has 7,087 shares in the company. The sale was detailed in an SEC filing that can be accessed on the SEC website.

Additionally, on Wednesday, December 6, insider Zachary Winick sold 400 shares of the company’s stock. $30,280.00 was exchanged for the stock at an average price of $75.70. The insider now has 13,859 shares in the company, valued at about $1,049,126.30, after the sale was completed. Here is the disclosure for this sale. Insiders have sold 2,608 shares of the company for $215,112 and purchased 76,175 shares for $5,603,884 during the past quarter. 33.00% of the company’s shares are owned by corporate insiders.

An overview of Howard Hughes Corporation.

In the US, commercial, residential, and mixed-use properties are owned, managed, and developed by Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. It is divided into four operating segments: Strategic Developments, Operating Assets, Master Planned Communities (MPCs), and Seaport. The majority of the retail, office, multi-family, hospitality, and other operating properties and investments owned by the Operating Assets segment are situated in Houston, Texas; Columbia, Maryland; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Honolulu, Hawaii.