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Hamed Khorsand

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Howard Hughes Corp. (HHC) reported better than expected third quarter results from continued economic recovery in the Company’s master planned communities (“MPC”). HHC is experiencing an increase in demand for homes located in its MPCs creating an increase in demand for commercial property.</li></ul> <ul type="disc"><li>Improved underlying metrics from each of HHC’s MPCs should continue to demonstrate how HHC could grow funds from operation (“FFO”) in future quarters.</li></ul> <ul type="disc"><li>The official opening of ‘A’ali’I, the fifth tower in Honolulu’s Ward Village results in revenue recognition in the fourth quarter.</li></ul> <ul type="disc"><li>HHC’s stock prices continues to trade at a discount to what we believe is fair value for a growth story within real estate development. With much of the development already complete HHC should begin to report growing FFO, but this has yet to be reflected in the stock price.</li></ul>


Howard Hughes Corp. (HHC) reported better than expected third quarter results from continued economic recovery in the Company’s master planned communities (“MPC”). HHC is experiencing an increase in demand for homes located in its MPCs creating an increase in demand for commercial property. Improved underlying metrics from each of HHC’s MPCs should continue to demonstrate how HHC could grow funds from operation (“FFO”) in future quarters. The official opening of ‘A’ali’I, the fifth tower in Honolulu’s Ward Village results in revenue recognition in the fourth quarter. HHC’s stock prices continues to trade at a discount to what we believe is fair value for a growth story within real estate development. With much of the development already complete HHC should begin to report growing FFO, but this has yet to be reflected in the stock price.

Howard Hughes /

HHC: Reaching Scale for FFO Growth