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MAA (Mid-America Apartment Communities).
Owner-operator.

Germantown, TN · Founded 1977 · maac.com
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Can you hire them for your building?
Rarely
Mainly runs buildings it owns[11][10]
How big are they?
103.08K units
#12 on NMHC's 2026 Top 50 Managers[62] · we count 6,429+ units in 102+ properties · our count
What do residents say?
4.1 on Google
5,613 reviews · 2025: 4.5 → 2026: 4.5
Legal or regulatory trouble lately?
3 events since 2023
antitrust · details
What does management cost?
Not publicly disclosed
Ask for a fee proposal; see what others charge on their pages
Who runs DFW locally?
Melissa Swope
Regional Vice President · team
Growing or shrinking?
stable
100,894 units (2023) → 104,698 (2026)[17][12]
Who owns the firm?
Public company
No parent company

Dots are a quick visual read of the facts next to them, not a grade. DFW numbers are our own count from county records, HUD and firms' own sites.

Years in business
49[12]
Employees
2,532[12]
Units nationally
103.08K (NMHC #12, 2026)[62]
Assets under management
About $18.0 billion in gross real estate assets as of June 30, 2026[17]
Property typesmultifamily apartments[10]
SpecialtiesSunbelt Class A apartmentsowner-operatorground-up developmentinterior redevelopment[10][17]
MarketsDallas-Fort WorthAtlantaCharlotteJacksonvilleNashvilleMemphis[11][10]
01Overview

MAA (Mid-America Apartment Communities) is a publicly traded REIT in the S&P 500. It is based in Germantown, Tennessee, near Memphis. It owns, develops and runs its own apartment communities, mainly in the Sunbelt, across 16 states and the District of Columbia. The company traces back to The Cates Co., founded in 1977, and went public in 1994.

02What sets them apart

Against the industry average.

How MAA (Mid-America Apartment Communities) compares with the other large DFW managers on each measure we track.

other firms average this firm, by rank: top third middle bottomThis firmRank
DFW unitsneither better nor worse6,429avg 6,306#8 of 30
Class A shareneither better nor worse43%avg 51%#16 of 30
Google rating↑ higher is betterworsebetter4.1avg 3.9#5 of 30
Rating change, last year↑ higher is betterworsebetter+0.00avg +0.11#18 of 30
Unit growth a year↑ higher is betterworsebetter+1%avg +7%#11 of 16
Occupancy↑ higher is betterworsebetter95.3%avg 93.4%#4 of 8
Legal events, 3 years↓ lower is betterbetterworse3avg 2#22 of 30
Industry awards, 3 years↑ higher is betterworsebetter1avg 3#20 of 30

Compared with the 30 largest DFW managers. Rank 1 is the best where higher or lower is better, else the largest. DFW units use a log scale.

03Portfolio

What they run. In 7 metro areas.

Size, building class, age and location of the properties we can tie to this firm. Compare with the kind of asset you own.

Properties
102+
found so farpartial
Units
6,429+
plus 81 properties with no unit count yetpartial
Building area, sq ft
6.1M
county recordspartial
Median year built
1999
county recordspartial
Different owners
17
owners across the 21 of 102 properties with a county owner recordpartial

Building class (public record class rating, 14 of 102 properties rated)partial

A · 6B · 8
Class AClass BClass CNot ratedSize = units

Units by ZIP code

75204819 · 4 prop.
75034538 · 2 prop.
75074498 · 1 prop.
75001460 · 1 prop.
75075454 · 1 prop.
75063396 · 1 prop.
75052390 · 1 prop.
75038362 · 1 prop.

Units by decade built

1980s790
1990s3,099
2000s1,700
2010s454
2020s386

Largest properties

PropertyAddressUnitsBuiltClassCheck it
MAA LOS RIOS4701 14TH ST, 750744981999County recordGoogleAnnual reportWebsite
MAA ADDISON CIRCLE PHASE 14949 ADDISON CIR, 750014601996B+County recordGoogleAnnual reportWebsite
MAA MARKET CENTER I3825 MAPLESHADE LN, 750754542012County recordGoogleAnnual reportWebsite
MAA VALLEY RANCH8001 N MACARTHUR BLVD, 750633961995B+County recordGoogleAnnual reportWebsite
GRAND COURTYARDS525 W WESTCHESTER PKWY, 750523901998B+County recordGoogleAnnual reportWebsite
ALEXAN CATHEDRAL ARTS APTS5088 ROSS AVE3862022ACounty recordGoogleAnnual reportWebsite
REMINGTON HILLS CHAPAROSA AND REMINGTON HILLS 11101 MEADOW CREEK DR, 750383621983BCounty recordGoogleAnnual report
MAA EASTSIDE1801 N GREENVILLE AVE, 750813512008ACounty recordGoogleAnnual reportWebsite

Our count from public property records, HUD and the firm's own site; a listing alone never counts.

MAA's DFW holdings are mostly Class A and upscale mid-rise communities in Dallas, Uptown, Las Colinas, Addison, Plano, Frisco and Farmers Branch. Several DFW buildings still carry Post or Colonial names in county records. They came to MAA through its mergers with Colonial Properties Trust (2013) and Post Properties (2016). MAA runs a Dallas regional office.

We found no public information on affordable housing work, such as LIHTC, HUD-assisted or public facility corporation properties. MAA's filings and sustainability reports describe market-rate communities only. HUD's records list a few assisted properties in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee under a manager called Mid-America Apartment Management Co. We could not tie that company to MAA, so we do not count those properties as MAA's.

04Resident experience

How residents rate their buildings.

Resident ratings drive leasing and renewals. Look at the trend and at which problems are rising, not only the average.

Average Google rating
4.1
weighted by review count
Google reviews
5,613
across 17 properties

Properties by Google rating

4.5+1
4-4.511
3.5-45
3-3.50
under 30

Resident reviews over time

Our read of public resident feedback on 17 of its DFW properties, 2017-12 to 2026-09. Years with little feedback are left out, and earlier years rest on fewer properties. No resident comments are shown.

123452020: average rating 5, sentiment +1 (from -1 to +1)20202022: average rating 3.6, sentiment +0.24 (from -1 to +1)20222023: average rating 4, sentiment +0.5 (from -1 to +1)20232024: average rating 4, sentiment +0.46 (from -1 to +1)20242025: average rating 4.5, sentiment +0.73 (from -1 to +1)20252026: average rating 4.5, sentiment +0.76 (from -1 to +1)2026

━ average rating · ╌ sentiment · higher is better for both

What residents complain about lower is better

How often residents raise each problem, our assessment: before the last 12 months and in the last 12 months. Fewer is better. Shown only when enough residents raise it.

ProblemBeforeLast 12 monthsChange
Poor communication9%5%↓ 4 pts fewercould be chance
Maintenance delays8%4%↓ 4 pts fewercould be chance

Other review sites, our read

BBBMixed

Accredited since 1991 with about 316 complaints over 3 years, all shown as closed; modest volume for a firm this large[3][4][5]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
ApartmentRatingsMixed

Property pages used: largest DFW sites Addison Circle and Legacy hold about 1,780 reviews, mostly favourable, maintenance gripes[6][7]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
YelpNegative

Property pages used: largest DFW site Addison Circle has about 127 reviews, mostly unfavourable; MAA Legacy has 39 more[8][9]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗

Our assessment of each site's record, not the site's own score, which we don't reproduce. Follow the link for the profile.

MAA's site highlights its average Google rating across communities. That is the company's own claim; we show ratings from our own data instead.

Our assessment of employee sentiment is mixed. Glassdoor reviews lean favourable, with most reviewers saying they would recommend MAA. Indeed reviews are split: staff praise benefits, training and commissions, but complain about pay, bonuses, turnover and some on-site managers. Comparably's culture profile also lands in the middle, rating leadership better than the work environment.

05Risk and compliance

Lawsuits, settlements and regulators.

Newest first. These are what public records and news show; allegations are reported as allegations.

≈Matched by nameA record can concern an owner, an affiliate or a similar name. We label it when the source shows that.
§Unproven until decidedA lawsuit or complaint is an allegation unless a court or regulator decided it.
↗Check the sourceEach item links to the record it comes from. Read it before relying on it.
  • 2026-09 · antitrustAgreed to pay $1.2 million to settle the D.C. attorney general's RealPage antitrust suit without admitting wrongdoing, and accepted limits on revenue management software that relies on confidential competitor data.[21]
  • 2026-01 · antitrustDisclosed it was defending separate RealPage-related antitrust suits brought by the District of Columbia and Kentucky attorneys general, which allege data sharing to inflate rents.[20]
  • 2026-01 · antitrustAgreed to pay $53 million to settle its part of the RealPage rent-pricing class action (In re RealPage, M.D. Tenn.) without admitting fault or liability.[20]
  • 2021-12 · lawsuitIn Texas class actions alleging its rent late fees violated Texas Property Code 92.019, the Fifth Circuit vacated a partial summary judgment against MAA and remanded the case.[19]
  • 2018-11 · fair housingSettled a 2010 DOJ lawsuit alleging that 50 properties built by Post Properties violated Fair Housing Act and ADA accessibility requirements, agreeing to $11.3 million in retrofits and compensation plus training and an accessibility consultant.[18][12]
Our summary

In 2018 MAA settled a 2010 Justice Department lawsuit. The suit alleged that 50 communities built by Post Properties did not meet Fair Housing Act and ADA accessibility rules. MAA agreed to fund retrofits, pay victims and train staff.

Texas tenants brought class actions alleging that MAA's rent late fees broke the Texas Property Code. In 2021 the Fifth Circuit vacated a lower-court ruling against MAA and sent the case back.

MAA was among the landlords named in the RealPage rent-pricing antitrust litigation. In January 2026 it settled the national class action for $53 million without admitting fault. In September 2026 it settled the D.C. attorney general's case for $1.2 million, also without admitting wrongdoing. It accepted limits on pricing software that relies on competitors' confidential data. A similar suit by the Kentucky attorney general was pending as of early 2026.

06Key personnel

Key personnel.

For an owner, the regional leaders in its own metro matter most, so leaders in DFW are listed first.

MS
Melissa SwopeDFWLinkedIn
Regional Vice President[33][34]
Regional · Dallas-Fort Worth
AB
A. Bradley (Brad) HillLinkedIn
President and Chief Executive Officer[15]
CEO · joined 2010 (16 yrs)
Before: Loeb PropertiesFirst Tennessee Bank[28]
AF
Amber FairbanksLinkedIn
Executive Vice President, Property Management[16]
Operations · joined 2013 (13 yrs)
Before: Colonial Properties Trust[16]
NB
Nicole BroussardLinkedIn
Regional Vice President[35][36]
Regional · Austin and San Antonio
HE
H. Eric Bolton, Jr.LinkedIn
Chairman of the Board (former CEO, led the company from October 2001 to March 2025)[15]
Leadership · joined 1994 (32 yrs)
Before: Trammell Crow Realty Advisors[30]
TA
Tim ArgoLinkedIn
Executive Vice President, Chief Strategy & Analysis Officer[13]
Leadership · joined 2002 (24 yrs)
Before: Arthur Andersen LLP[40]
JF
Joe FracchiaLinkedIn
Executive Vice President, Chief Technology & Innovation Officer[13]
Leadership · joined 2016 (10 yrs)
Before: Vaco Risk SolutionsPwCDeloitteAndersen[42]
RD
Rob DelPrioreLinkedIn
Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer & General Counsel[13]
Leadership · joined 2013 (13 yrs)
Before: Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & BerkowitzBass, Berry & Sims[43][44]
AC
A. Clay HolderLinkedIn
Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer[31]
Leadership · joined 2017 (9 yrs)
Before: AutoZone, Inc.DeloitteArthur Andersen[31]
BF
Bart FrenchLinkedIn
Executive Vice President, Investments (oversees investment, development and capital allocation)[48][49]
Leadership · joined 2016 (10 yrs)
Before: Post PropertiesPerot Systems Corporation[48]
EL
Elizabeth Long
Senior Vice President, Investments[50]
Leadership
IA
Ingrid AgajLinkedIn
Senior Vice President and Director of New Construction[50][51]
Leadership · joined 2016 (10 yrs)
Before: Post PropertiesLarge general contracting firms[56]
SB
Sam BucknerLinkedIn
Senior Vice President, Transactions[50][57]
Leadership · joined 2008 (18 yrs)

Average leadership tenure: 16 years. Highlighted past employers have their own page here. LinkedIn profiles are linked, not copied.

What employees say, our read

GlassdoorPositive

About 780 employee reviews, mostly favourable on culture and benefits, with recurring pay and career-growth concerns[1]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
IndeedMixed

About 330 employee reviews split between praise for benefits and training and complaints on pay, bonuses and turnover[2]

Our assessment · Sep 2026View profile ↗
About the leadership

Brad Hill became President and CEO on April 1, 2025. He joined MAA in 2010 as a development director and later served as Chief Investment Officer, overseeing transactions, development and property operations. Before MAA he was a vice president of development at Loeb Properties and a vice president of commercial real estate at First Tennessee Bank.

Eric Bolton, CEO from 2001 until the handover, stayed on as executive chairman. He joined MAA in 1994 after serving as CFO of Trammell Crow Realty Advisors. Clay Holder has been CFO since April 2024; he joined in 2017 as chief accounting officer after years at AutoZone. Amber Fairbanks came over from Colonial Properties Trust in the 2013 merger and was promoted to Executive Vice President of Property Management in October 2022, when the chief operating officer retired.

Other long-serving executives come mostly from accounting and law. Tim Argo, Chief Strategy & Analysis Officer, joined in 2002 from Arthur Andersen and also took on asset management in 2022. Joe Fracchia, Chief Technology & Innovation Officer, joined in 2016 after founding Vaco Risk Solutions and working at PwC, Deloitte and Andersen. Rob DelPriore, Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel, joined in 2013 from Baker Donelson, where he had been MAA's outside securities counsel.

Bart French leads investments, development and joint ventures as Executive Vice President, Investments, a role he took in April 2026. He came to MAA with the Post Properties merger, where he led development in Texas, Colorado and Florida. MAA's new-development page also names Elizabeth Long as a Senior Vice President, Investments, Sam Buckner as Senior Vice President, Transactions, and Ingrid Agaj as Senior Vice President and Director of New Construction. Buckner joined MAA in 2008. Agaj also came from Post, where he had run new construction since 2007.

Public profiles name Melissa Swope as a Regional Vice President based in the Dallas area and Nicole Broussard as Regional Vice President for Austin and San Antonio. MAA's own site does not publish its regional leaders or leadership photos. We found no business development contact for management services, which fits a firm that manages only its own communities. The closest points of contact for developers and sellers are its investments and transactions teams.

07Performance and fees

What they report, and what they charge.

Private managers rarely publish results. Figures the firm reports about itself are marked "firm claim"; ask for audited numbers before you sign.

Occupancyfirm claim
95.3%
Average physical occupancy
95.3% average physical occupancy, same-store portfolio, Q2 2026[17]
as of 2026-06-30
Rent growthfirm claim
+0.7%
Blended lease pricing growth
Blended lease-over-lease pricing +0.7% (new leases -5.3%, renewals +5.2%), same-store, Q2 2026[17]
as of 2026-06-30
NOIfirm claim
-1.0%
Same-store NOI change
Same-store NOI -1.0% year over year, Q2 2026[17]
as of 2026-06-30
Expense controlfirm claim
+0.8%
Same-store operating expense growth
Same-store operating expenses +0.8% year over year in Q2 2026 (+3.1% excluding real estate taxes and insurance); +2.0% for full year 2025[17][24][25]
as of 2026-06-30
Collectionsfirm claim
0.3%
Net rent delinquency
Net delinquency 0.3% of billed rents, Q2 2026[25]
as of 2026-06-30
Retention and renewalsfirm claim
39.6%
Resident turnover rate
Resident turnover 39.6% as of June 30, 2026, described by the company as historically low[17]
as of 2026-06-30
Turn timesfirm claim
10 days
Renovated unit leasing advantage
No absolute turn-time figure disclosed. Management said renovated units lease about 10 days faster than non-renovated units after adjusting for the extra turn time the upgrade takes (Q2 2026)[25]
as of 2026-06-30
CapExfirm claim
$37.2 million
Quarterly recurring capex
Recurring capex $37.2 million in Q2 2026 and $135.4 million for full year 2025; about 3,500 interior unit upgrades in the first half of 2026 at an average of about $5,130 per unit[17][24][25]
as of 2026-06-30

Fees paid by owners

Not publicly disclosed. Management fees are usually quoted in a proposal.

Fees charged to residents (7)
Application fee (resident-paid)$85 per applicant at MAA Addison Circle; $60 per applicant at MAA Medical District[38][39]
Processing fee (resident-paid)$160 per application at MAA Addison Circle; $200 per application at MAA Medical District (due at move-in)[38][39]
Application deposit (resident-paid)$100 to $300 per application at MAA Addison Circle; $150 per application at MAA Medical District[38][39]
Monthly community fee (resident-paid)$18 per month at both MAA Addison Circle and MAA Medical District[38][39]
Other required monthly fees (resident-paid)MAA Medical District: $85 per month MAA Connect internet and video package, $16 per month valet trash[39]
Pet fees (resident-paid)$500 one-time for one pet, $900 for two; pet rent $20 per month for one pet, $40 for two (both communities)[38][39]
Deposit alternative (sMAArt Savings)One-time, non-refundable fee equal to half the normal security deposit, offered instead of the deposit[38][39]
Case studies (1)
  • Moving MAA and Post Properties onto a single Yardi platform. Yardi's press release describes how MAA combined its own and Post Properties' Yardi systems into one platform after the 2016 merger. This is a vendor-published account.[22]
Our notes on performance and fees

MAA reports occupancy, lease pricing, turnover, NOI, expenses and capital spending every quarter in its SEC-filed earnings releases. These are the company's own figures. In mid-2026 it reported steady occupancy and historically low resident turnover. Renewal pricing was rising while new-lease pricing fell, as Sunbelt markets absorbed heavy new supply.

On costs, management reported modest same-store expense growth in 2025 and mid-2026, helped by lower insurance premiums and repair and personnel savings. It described rent collections as strong, with very low delinquency. It keeps spending on interior unit upgrades and on community-wide Wi-Fi, which it presents as a new income source.

MAA does not publish how many days it takes to turn a vacant unit. It only says that renovated units lease faster than unrenovated ones, even after counting the extra time the renovation adds.

MAA manages only communities it owns, so it charges no management fees to outside owners, and no public information was found on internal fees. Its DFW community websites do list what residents pay. That includes a per-applicant application fee, a processing fee at move-in and an application deposit. There is also a small required monthly community fee, and some communities add required internet and valet trash packages. One-time pet fees and monthly pet rent also apply. Amounts vary by community. MAA also offers a non-refundable fee in place of a security deposit, which it calls sMAArt Savings.

08Awards

Awards and recognition.

Industry rankings and awards, newest first. Many are based on surveys the firm enters or pays for, so weigh them below results and resident ratings.

2025NMHC Top 50 Managers, No. 12[37]
09Technology

Software and systems.

Matters for reporting to you, integration with your systems, and how leasing and rents are set.

Property management software
Yardi Voyager[22]
CRM and leasing
RentCafe CRM (Yardi)[22]
Revenue management
RealPage revenue management (per antitrust litigation)[20]
Resident portal
RentCafe (maac.securecafe.com)[11][22]
BI and reporting
Tableau (preferred skill in a corporate revenue analyst job ad)Oracle Essbase (preferred skill in the same job ad)[61]
AI and automation
AI chatbot and voice bot for prospect engagement (management said 75-80% of prospect interactions run through them, Sep 2026)ReiMAAgined Operating Platform: centralization plus AI, in testing[26][27]

Not publicly disclosed: API and integrations

Our notes on technology

MAA runs its property management and accounting on Yardi Voyager. After the Post merger it combined both companies' Yardi systems into a single platform. It uses Yardi's RentCafe for marketing, prospect and resident portals and for CRM, and residents log in at maac.securecafe.com. Court filings show it used RealPage revenue management software. A corporate job ad for a revenue management analyst also describes working in the LRO revenue management system.

The same job ad lists Tableau and Essbase, alongside SQL and Yardi, as preferred skills for its revenue analysts. That suggests those tools are part of its reporting and analytics work, though MAA has not published a description of its business intelligence setup.

MAA says it has used AI for prospect engagement for about two years, with a chatbot and voice bot now handling most prospect conversations. It is testing a centralized operating model, which it calls ReiMAAgine, that uses AI to reduce on-site staffing needs. Management describes AI in back-office work and maintenance as still early. Its communities offer smart home features and self-guided tours, and it is rolling out community-wide Wi-Fi.

We searched vendor integration pages, MAA's job postings and its own press, and found no public information on open APIs, its own data platform or named integration partners.

10Growth

Momentum, year by year.

Growing firms win new contracts but can stretch staff; shrinking ones may be losing clients.

Signal: stable[17][12]

Units the firm reported, by year[37][12][10][17]
202220232024202520262027+1%+2%101k2023: 100,894 units reported by the firm102k2024: 102,348 units reported by the firm105k2026: 104,698 units reported by the firmEVENTS2025-04 · leadership: Brad Hill succeeded Eric Bolton as CEO; Bolton stayed on as chairman.2026-04 · expansion: Bought a Nashville land parcel through its pre-purchase development program and started construction of an apartment community there in July 2026.2026-05 · disposition: Sold an apartment community in the Raleigh market.2026-07 · expansion: Bought a Northern Virginia land parcel for a planned apartment development.2022-10 · leadership: Amber Fairbanks was promoted to Executive Vice President of Property Management as COO Thomas Grimes announced his retirement at year-end 2022; Tim Argo took on asset management.

Hover a point or an orange event dot for details. Unit counts are what the firm reported nationally.

Recent events

  • 2026-07 · expansionBought a Northern Virginia land parcel for a planned apartment development.[17]
  • 2026-05 · dispositionSold an apartment community in the Raleigh market.[17]
  • 2026-04 · expansionBought a Nashville land parcel through its pre-purchase development program and started construction of an apartment community there in July 2026.[17]
  • 2025-04 · leadershipBrad Hill succeeded Eric Bolton as CEO; Bolton stayed on as chairman.[15]
  • 2022-10 · leadershipAmber Fairbanks was promoted to Executive Vice President of Property Management as COO Thomas Grimes announced his retirement at year-end 2022; Tim Argo took on asset management.[47]

MAA has grown mainly through two large mergers, Colonial in 2013 and Post in 2016. Since then its portfolio has stayed broadly stable, and its headcount has been roughly flat in recent years. It ranked among the largest US apartment managers on the NMHC Top 50 Managers list in 2025. It now focuses on ground-up development, interior renovations and selective sales of older assets. In 2026 it bought development land in Nashville and Northern Virginia and sold a community in Raleigh.

11Ownership

Who owns the firm, and why it matters.

A manager that also owns buildings, or answers to a fund, can have different priorities from yours.

OwnershipPublic company[10][12]
Parent companyNone
Business modelMainly runs buildings it owns[11][10]
Employee growthRoughly flat: 2,507 employees at year-end 2025, down about 1% from 2,532 at year-end 2024 (2,427 in 2023)[23]

Not publicly disclosed: Sister companies · Affordable housing

Ownership changes

  • 2016-12 · mergerMerged with Post Properties.[12][15]
  • 2013-10 · mergerMerged with Colonial Properties Trust.[12][15]
  • 1994-02 · ipoBecame a public company through an initial public offering after organizing as a REIT in 1993.[12]

MAA is a public company listed on the NYSE and has no parent company. It is the sole general partner of its operating partnership, Mid-America Apartments, L.P., and owns nearly all of that partnership's units. This is a common structure for apartment REITs.

MAA is an owner-operator: its own staff manage the communities it owns. We found no evidence that it offers third-party management to outside owners. Growth has come from mergers, acquisitions and ground-up development, including a program that buys land for future development.

12Sources

Where every fact comes from.

Each [n] above links here. Property numbers, ratings and the map come from our database; each property links to its county record, its own website and its Google page.

Show all 63 sources
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  2. Working at MAA: 326 Reviews | Indeed.com indeed.com · seen 2026-09-29
  3. MAA | BBB Business Profile bbb.org · seen 2026-09-29
  4. MAA | BBB Complaints bbb.org · seen 2026-09-29
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  7. MAA Legacy Reviews - Plano, TX | ApartmentRatings apartmentratings.com · seen 2026-09-29
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  14. MAA Appoints Brad Hill to President and Chief Investment Officer (Dec 13, 2023) ir.maac.com · seen 2026-09-28
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  17. MAA Reports Second Quarter 2026 Results prnewswire.com · seen 2026-09-28
  18. United States v. Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc. - DOJ Civil Rights Division justice.gov · seen 2026-09-28
  19. Cleven v. Mid-America Apartment Communities, Inc., No. 18-50846 (5th Cir. 2021) law.justia.com · seen 2026-09-28
  20. MAA settles RealPage suit for $53M - Multifamily Dive multifamilydive.com · seen 2026-09-28
  21. MAA, JBG to pay DC $9.3M total to settle RealPage case - Multifamily Dive multifamilydive.com · seen 2026-09-28
  22. MAA Drives Growth with Yardi Software - Yardi yardi.com · seen 2026-09-28
  23. Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA) Number of Employees - Stock Analysis stockanalysis.com · seen 2026-09-28
  24. MAA Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Results ir.maac.com · seen 2026-09-28
  25. MAA Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript - The Motley Fool fool.com · seen 2026-09-28
  26. MAA at BofA NY Global Real Estate Conference 2026 - Investing.com investing.com · seen 2026-09-28
  27. Citizens Highlights MAA on Strong Leasing Momentum and AI Strategy - Insider Monkey insidermonkey.com · seen 2026-09-28
  28. Mid-America Apartment Communities Names New CEO - Bisnow (Dec 11, 2024) bisnow.com · seen 2026-09-28
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  30. H. Eric Bolton Jr. - MAA Directors and Management ir.maac.com · seen 2026-09-28
  31. A. Clay Holder - MAA Directors and Management ir.maac.com · seen 2026-09-28
  32. Clay Holder - MAA - LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-28
  33. Melissa Swope - Regional Vice President - MAA - LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-28
  34. Melissa Swope, Regional VP at Mid-America Apartment Communities - ZoomInfo zoominfo.com · seen 2026-09-28
  35. Nicole Broussard - Regional Vice President - LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-28
  36. Nicole Broussard, Regional VP at Mid-America Apartment Communities - ZoomInfo zoominfo.com · seen 2026-09-28
  37. 2025 NMHC Top 50 Managers - Multifamily Executive multifamilyexecutive.com · seen 2026-09-28
  38. MAA Addison Circle - Apartments in Addison, TX (fees section) maac.com · seen 2026-09-28
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  43. Robert J. DelPriore - MAA Directors and Management ir.maac.com · seen 2026-09-28
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  46. Amber Fairbanks - Executive Vice President of Property Management - LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-28
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  52. Ingrid Agaj - Senior Vice President, Construction - LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-28
  53. Eric Bolton - Executive Chairman at MAA - LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
  54. Joe Fracchia, CPA, CISA - Memphis Metropolitan Area - LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
  55. Bart French - Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex - LinkedIn linkedin.com · seen 2026-09-29
  56. Indrid Agaj - Commercial Real Estate Listings - Showcase (bio snippet) showcase.com · seen 2026-09-29
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  58. Sam Buckner - Executive Bio - Equilar ExecAtlas people.equilar.com · seen 2026-09-29
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  62. NMHC 2026 Top 50 Managers nmhc.org · seen 2026-10-01
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