May/June 2021

With the economy rapidly recovering from the pandemic-driven recession, and COVID-19 vaccines being administered throughout the country, there's an optimistic outlook on the horizon as REITweek 2021 takes place.

As we move toward the midpoint of 2021, much of the REIT industry has begun to shift from resilience to resurgence.

Jay L. Johnson joined Lamar Advertising Company in the fall of 2019 as EVP, CFO, and treasurer.

From online meetings and teleconferences, to e-commerce shopping and streaming movies at home—not to mention old-fashioned phone calls and text messages—Americans rely on the digital realm to get work done, to stay connected, and to be entertained. 

SITE Centers CEO David Lukes says the pandemic showed how its open-air shopping centers have become a natural connection to neighborhood customers.

Brookfield Properties’ Fifth + Broadway creates a link between the Music City’s famed cultural landmarks.

REIT magazine recently spoke with Black Wealth/White Wealth: A New Perspective on Racial Inequality co-author Thomas Shapiro about the history of wealth creation, social inequality, and racial division in America.

A valuable last-mile logistics network, stable occupancy, and consistent rent growth are among the key factors that make the U.S. Postal Service a highly desirable tenant for Postal Realty Trust, Inc.

Empire State Realty Trust's decision to convert its entire portfolio to wind power sets an example for other office owners but it is not a surprising move for the REIT, which has stood out for its commitment to sustainability for more than a decade.

David Veal, chief investment officer for City of Austin Employee's Retirement System, recently spoke with REIT magazine on topics including COAERS' strategy and the changing role of real estate in the portfolio.

See who's making news in the REIT and publicly traded real estate industry.

Three REIT information technology executives discuss their approach to smart buildings and cybersecurity.