Nareit Developments

Nareit shares the strides that its member REITs are taking to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and how they are recognizing Black History Month this year.

A $10,000 grant from Nareit Hawaii to the nonprofit Women In Need is helping residents in the Kealaula on Pua Loke housing project on Kauai to transition from being homeless to having their own home.

Nareit is pleased to welcome Sachem Capital Corp. its newest corporate member.

Nareit is pleased to welcome Administradora De Activos Fibra Inn SC as its newest corporate member.

The Nareit Foundation, through its Dividends Through Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DDEI) Giving Campaign, launched a new grant program to support organizations addressing gaps and barriers faced by underserved or underrepresented businesses, professionals, and students.

Nareit’s ESG JumpStart virtual class series kicked off to a great beginning with its first three classes covering the fundamentals of starting, implementing, and improving ESG and DEI programs for CRE and REIT professionals.

As part of the Commercial Real Estate Diverse Supplier (CREDS) Consortium, Nareit and other real estate organizations are joining with SupplierGATEWAY to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across the CRE industry supply chain.

A $50,000 grant from the Nareit Foundation to the nonprofit Residential Youth Services & Empowerment (RYSE) is funding essential repairs to a group home on Oahu’s North Shore that will give homeless young adults a safe and secure place to build their lives.

Nareit members are invited to submit internal news stories, photos, social posts, or videos of their Black History Month observances.

Nareit and Bloomberg Intelligence co-hosted a webinar Jan. 19 titled Navigating Uncertain Times: The 2023 REIT Market Outlook, which looked at how REITs and CRE will perform this year.

A $25,000 grant awarded to the HHOC Housing and Land Trust by the Nareit Foundation is helping to make first-time homeownership possible for six workforce families in Hawaii.

A $50,000 grant from Nareit Hawaii to U.S.VETS is funding projects that are giving formerly homeless residents of a master-planned, tiny homes community more independence as they rebuild their lives.