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The Howard Hughes Corporation

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Market overview

USD 68.68

Down−USD 0.43 (−0.62%) Day change

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Open
USD 69.55
Previous close
USD 69.11
Day high
USD 69.73
Day low
USD 68.68
Volume
337,104
Market cap
USD 4,101,532,928
Price chart · 1 Year
The Howard Hughes Corporation 1 Year price chartThe Howard Hughes Corporation, nyse:HHH, 1 Year price chart in USD. Start USD 80.56, end USD 68.69, high USD 89.85, low USD 60.22, down.
Period1 YearFirst closeUSD 80.56Last closeUSD 68.69Maximum closeUSD 89.85Minimum closeUSD 60.22Period change−USD 11.87Period percentage change−14.73%Chart as ofOct 16, 2026, 1:30 PM GMT+0000
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Representative chart points — 24 of 250
Date and time Open High Low Close Volume
USD 80.26 USD 80.71 USD 79.88 USD 80.56 196,100
USD 88.42 USD 90.09 USD 88.02 USD 89.85 533,900
USD 87.38 USD 87.91 USD 86.57 USD 87.18 252,700
USD 83.80 USD 84.23 USD 78.12 USD 78.46 1,290,400
USD 81.64 USD 82.00 USD 80.44 USD 80.56 404,000
USD 82.46 USD 82.58 USD 80.55 USD 81.10 235,900
USD 81.49 USD 84.31 USD 81.22 USD 84.28 416,700
USD 73.09 USD 73.36 USD 71.59 USD 72.77 482,300
USD 64.75 USD 64.79 USD 62.88 USD 63.47 851,900
USD 63.50 USD 64.55 USD 63.50 USD 64.20 330,700
USD 63.20 USD 64.34 USD 62.44 USD 64.34 309,000
USD 64.00 USD 64.48 USD 63.29 USD 63.98 589,500
USD 63.72 USD 64.22 USD 63.20 USD 64.21 330,100
USD 63.99 USD 64.34 USD 63.16 USD 63.35 558,500
USD 66.83 USD 67.54 USD 66.58 USD 66.86 344,500
USD 71.85 USD 72.31 USD 71.36 USD 71.49 281,400
USD 71.36 USD 72.59 USD 71.09 USD 72.05 340,700
USD 64.52 USD 64.91 USD 63.50 USD 63.92 427,600
USD 66.50 USD 67.11 USD 66.49 USD 66.65 421,500
USD 63.78 USD 64.45 USD 63.02 USD 63.11 594,700
USD 63.56 USD 64.20 USD 62.00 USD 62.09 1,213,000
USD 61.12 USD 61.55 USD 60.09 USD 60.22 1,352,600
USD 73.53 USD 74.12 USD 70.54 USD 72.06 911,500
USD 70.20 USD 70.40 USD 68.53 USD 68.69 437,400

Company Profile & Business Model Overview

The Howard Hughes Corporation (HHC) is a U.S.-based real estate development and management company focused on master-planned communities, operating assets, and mixed‑use development across the United States. Major segments include master-planned communities (residential and commercial land development), operating properties (retail, corporate campuses, and hospitality), and land holdings; HHC is publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker HHC.

Sustainability Strengths & Catalysts (Pros)

  • Disclosure and reporting — HHC publishes sustainability reporting and has made public disclosures about its sustainability initiatives, including a 2024/2025 sustainability report referenced in company filings and press distributions.
  • Operational efficiency initiatives — HHC highlights data-driven optimizations and automation across its portfolio (notably in downtown Columbia) to drive energy efficiency and cost savings in its operating properties.
  • Portfolio scale and development control — As an owner-developer of master‑planned communities and mixed‑use assets, HHC has direct control over development standards and opportunities to integrate green building, land‑use planning, and community resilienc

Material Risks & Governance Concerns (Cons)

  • Development and land-use impacts — HHC’s business model relies on large-scale land development, which entails risks related to habitat disruption, land‑use change, and community impacts that can generate stakeholder opposition and require mitigation measu
  • Climate and regulatory exposure — As a real estate developer and owner, HHC is exposed to physical climate risks (flooding, storms) and evolving regulatory requirements on building energy performance and emissions that could increase capital and operating

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ESG & Sustainability Rating Breakdown

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Audited Methodology

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Formal published scorecards from MSCI ESG Research and Sustainalytics are not currently available for this ticker. The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Data integrity and methodology

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct answers on sustainability scores, risk methodologies, and peer rankings.

What is The Howard Hughes Corporation (HHH)'s ESG rating and sustainability score?

Formal published scorecards from MSCI and Sustainalytics are under ongoing review for The Howard Hughes Corporation (HHH). The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Is The Howard Hughes Corporation considered an ESG leader or laggard in Real Estate?

Independent benchmark status for The Howard Hughes Corporation is evaluated relative to Real Estate peers once third-party coverage publishes official methodology scores.

What are the main ESG risks and controversies for The Howard Hughes Corporation?

Key material risks for The Howard Hughes Corporation include: Development and land-use impacts — HHC’s business model relies on large-scale land development, which entails risks related to habitat disruption, land‑use change, and community impacts that can generate stakeholder opposition and require mitigation measu; Climate and regulatory exposure — As a real estate developer and owner, HHC is exposed to physical climate risks (flooding, storms) and evolving regulatory requirements on building energy performance and emissions that could increase capital and operating. Investors should evaluate whether corporate mitigation plans adequately address these vulnerabilities.

How does The Impact Investor evaluate ESG stock profiles?

The Impact Investor presents audited third-party ratings from MSCI and Sustainalytics alongside delayed market data and financial fundamentals. We do not blend ratings into proprietary black-box scores, and ratings are never modified by advertising or affiliate relationships.