Australian REITs have reinvented themselves over the past two years, says Peter Verwer, chief executive of the Property Council of Australia.

4IP Management's Claudia Reich Floyd says liquidity is attracting European institutions to the REIT market.

For Gladstone Commercial Corporation, having a diversified tenant base kept occupancy around 97% during downturn.

Cogdell Spencer's decision to go public expanded its access to capital and fueled its growth as a leading medical office player.

Kite Realty's John Kite says now that fundamentals are improving, his company is once again eyeing development.

Hersha Hospitality's Jay Shah says lingering debt market questions may impact transaction volume and price appreciation well into 2011.

With no '10 tenant bankruptcies and fundamentals up, Glimcher Realty's Michael Glimcher is more optimistic than ever.

CBRE's William Waxman says N.J. has faired very well when compared to the rest of the country.

Green Street’s Steve Frankel discusses access to capital and consumer spending.

AAII's James Cloonan says more individual investors are beginning to see the benefits REITs.

Creating a U.S. derivatives market is still a work in progress.

Public Storage CEO touts benefits of storage sector.

Jonathan Litt of Land and Buildings discusses the need for more confidence in the economy.

REIT deals focusing on office, retail and health care sectors.