Investor Bill Ackman said shares of Howard Hughes Holding could fall into the low 60s if his proposal to buy stock in the real estate company and turn it into a modern-day Berkshire Hathaway is rejected.

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman is making a big move with his firm, Pershing Square Capital Management, as he looks to expand his stake in Howard Hughes Holdings (NYSE:HHH). On Feb. 18, he proposed buying 10 million newly issued shares at $90 each,

The head of Pershing Square Capital Management also said that Buffett is too conservative in his investment discipline.

If Ackman indeed becomes the next Buffett, you'll want to buy Howard Hughes Holdings stock hand over fist. After all, Buffett's approach with Berkshire Hathaway resulted in an average annual gain of 19.9% over six decades.

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Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management has revised its plans to merge with commercial real estate giant Howard Hughes Holdings.

The hedge fund manager behind Pershing Square Capital Management is a former investor in Berkshire, and has been called the next Buffett – the “Oracle of Omaha” regarded as one of the world’s most

Bill Ackman made a bid to take Howard Hughes Holdings private, with the goal of turning the real estate firm into a holding company.

Howard Hughes Holdings reported a net income of $285.2 million, driven by higher revenue from residential land sales.

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management said on Tuesday it would buy 10 million newly issued shares of Howard Hughes Holdings for $900 million as it revised its proposal to the real estate developer.

Billionaire Bill Ackman’s investment firm, Pershing Square Capital Management, filed its Q4 2024 13F holdings report on Feb. 14, one week after he revealed on X that he had accumulated a $2.3 billion stake in Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER).

The deal would give hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman’s firm a 48% stake in the company known for master-planned community developments.