Brandywine Realty Trust (NYSE:BDN) shares increased by 0.16 percent in the previous week and month at 4.27 percent. Apparently, the shares went down by S&P 500 at 0.86 percent last week; however, Brandywine Realty Trust was able to cope with its four week index by 2.66 percent.
On Friday, the firm emphasized and focused on the share price swings. The shares started trading at $12.17 and achieved $12.25 upside, which in the process ended at $12.22, with 0.44 points or 0.33 percent gain. The trading volume jumped up to 2,231,568 shares during the heightened volatility. There is a $17.13 high share price during the 52 week, and the firm has a $2,198 million market cap, with the low share price of $11.63.
In the past 52 weeks, the firm's shares went down at 13.27 percent. The shares enlisted a year high of $17.13, and a year low was last witnessed on Sept. 10, 2015 at $11.63. The $21.45 of the 50-day moving average, and the $13.91 200-day moving average is also recorded. Furthermore, in the last 52 weeks, S&P has increased at 0.84 percent as well.
The firm also announced internal buying and selling practices to the Securities and Exchange. The Commission has confirmed that officer Johnstone George, Executive Vice President of Brandywine Realty, had 28,975 shares unloaded at a standard price of $14.59 in a dated transaction on May 15, 2015.
Presently, the firm insiders own Brandywine Realty Trust Company shares at 1.2 percent, which is $422,745 of total value of the deal. Although, there is a modification of -3.31 percent in the ownership among total insider. As for institutional investors, they have 88.9 percent of shares. Brandywine Realty Trust is a self-managed and self-operated REIT, which gives acquisition, tenant related services, development and redevelopment, property and leasing management, with industrial properties and mixed-use. The company is also a sole general partner of the Operating Partnership since Dec. 31, 2012.
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