Acadia Realty Trust (NYSE: AKR) CFO awarded 55,810 LTIP units
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Acadia Realty Trust’s Executive VP and CFO John J. Gottfried received an award of 55,810 LTIP Units on January 23, 2026 under the company’s 2023 outperformance plan. These long-term incentive partnership units in Acadia Realty Limited Partnership are exchangeable 1:1 into common partnership units, which are then exchangeable 1:1 into common shares of beneficial interest of Acadia Realty Trust, with no expiration date on these conversions. Following this grant, Gottfried beneficially owned 420,348 derivative securities on a direct basis, and the grant was made at a price of $0 per unit, consistent with an incentive compensation award rather than an open-market purchase.
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FAQ
What insider transaction did AKR’s CFO report on this Form 4?
Executive VP and CFO John J. Gottfried reported receiving 55,810 LTIP Units on January 23, 2026 as a long-term incentive award.
What are the LTIP Units received by the AKR CFO and how can they convert?
The LTIP Units are long-term incentive partnership units in Acadia Realty Limited Partnership. Each LTIP Unit is exchangeable 1:1 into a Common Unit, which is then exchangeable 1:1 into a common share of beneficial interest of Acadia Realty Trust.
Is there an expiration date on the AKR CFO’s LTIP Unit conversions?
No. The filing states there is no expiration date for converting LTIP Units into Common Units or for converting Common Units into Acadia Realty Trust common shares of beneficial interest.
How many derivative securities does the AKR CFO own after this LTIP grant?
After the 55,810 LTIP Unit grant, John J. Gottfried beneficially owned 420,348 derivative securities, held directly, according to the filing.
What plan governs the LTIP Units granted to AKR’s CFO?
The LTIP Units represent awards that Mr. Gottfried earned under the company’s 2023 outperformance plan, where the amount depended on achieving specified performance criteria.
Did the AKR CFO pay for the 55,810 LTIP Units?
No. The transaction price per LTIP Unit is reported as $0, consistent with the grant being compensation rather than an open-market purchase.