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Federal Realty CEO Don Wood discusses new company projects.
CEO Bill Bayless says strongest opportunities remain on development side.
INDUS recently elected REIT status and changed its name from Griffin Industrial Realty.
Industry veteran Marty Cicco of Evercore expects issuance of REIT preferred shares to pick up.
Bi-monthly thoughts from NAREIT's Chairman.
Schack research points to link between diverse populations and long-term growth.
King & Spaulding’s Keith Townsend says REITs need to be aware they are “vulnerable.”
Cliff Majersik of IMT discusses facilitating landlord-tenant energy partnerships.
Glandt highlights flexibility of listed REITs in leveraging various alternative capital sources.
EPA honors businesses or organizations for outstanding environmental protection achievements.
Retiring CEO David Henry discusses plans to make succession process “easy for the market.”
CEO Gordan DuGan calls industrial and office assets in major locales market sweet spot.
Capital One’s Greg Steele sees additional public to private M&As.