After a low-key NYSE listing, the healthcare REIT has taken steps to get noticed
By John B. Mugford
Scott D. Peters (center) and other Healthcare Trust of America Inc. dignitaries celebrated the firm’s New York Stock Exchange listing last June 7, but avoided the fanfare of an IPO, in part to so they wouldn’t dilute the holdings of existing shareholders. (Photo courtesy of Healthcare Trust of America Inc.)
There are speculations as to why Healthcare Trust of America Inc. did not receive as much attention as anticipated from analysts after it went public on June 6, 2012.
On that day, the company went from being an unlisted real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on medical office buildings (MOBs) to a listed one, trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol HTA.
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