1. Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA) trades at decade-low valuations due to near-term Sunbelt market challenges and underperformance versus peers; 2. The company’s resilient apartment REIT model, strong balance sheet, and Sunbelt exposure position it for long-term growth amid persistent housing shortages; 3. Despite current headwinds like higher interest expenses and weak lease spreads, management anticipates recovery by 2025, with the stock rated a strong buy for its re-rating potential, dividend yield, and growth prospects.
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