AMERICAN ASSETS TRUST INC

AAT stock represents shares of American Assets Trust, a self-managed real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns and operates retail, office, and residential properties, primarily in California, Washington, Oregon, Texas, and Hawaii. As a REIT, AAT must distribute at least 90% of its taxable income to shareholders as dividends, which can make it appealing to income-focused investors.

Recent performance for AAT depends on current market conditions and real estate sector trends. To see the latest price movement, trading volume, and percentage change, check the quote and performance section on this page. That data updates regularly and reflects the most current available information for AAT.

Because AAT is a REIT, valuation often relies on metrics such as price-to-FFO (funds from operations), price-to-NAV (net asset value), and dividend yield, in addition to standard measures like P/E. Comparing these ratios with peers and the broader REIT sector can provide context for whether AAT appears relatively cheap or expensive.

Yes, AAT can trade in pre-market and after-hours sessions, though volume is typically lower and spreads may be wider. Extended-hours trading occurs through electronic venues, and prices can be more volatile due to thinner liquidity. Check with your brokerage for specific session hours and any associated fees or limitations.

American Assets Trust has historically paid dividends, as required for REITs to maintain their tax status. The amount and frequency are determined by the board and can change. For the latest declared dividend, payment date, and yield, refer to the dividend section on this page, which provides up-to-date data for AAT.

Risks include tenant defaults or vacancies, especially in retail and office segments, which can reduce rental income. Rising interest rates may increase borrowing costs and affect property valuations. Geographic concentration in certain states adds exposure to regional economic and regulatory conditions. Broader real estate downturns and changes in consumer behavior can also impact AAT's performance.