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Prologis’ Jeannie Renne-Malone expects increased cost-benefit analysis of investments.
Health Care REIT's Rick Avery says technology boosting sustainability efforts.
Deloitte's Bob O'Brien discusses how evolving technologies are changing the real estate business in the long run.
CEO Paul Pittman sees general farm economy improving in 2018.
Steven Loffman credits REIT management teams with effective capital recycling and disciplined balance-sheet management.
Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust Chairman and CEO Jon Wheeler discusses focus on secondary, tertiary markets.
CEO Andrew Sims says REIT seeking to create growth in major Southern markets.
Hannon Armstrong’s Jody Clark says REIT offers financing for longer-term projects.
After two years of virtual conferences and Zoom calls, REITs and their investors are meeting in person once again
Allocations “far below what would be optimal.”
Lingering instability in interest rates and geopolitics has slowed transaction activity, keeping REITs cautious in early 2025.
The free-standing retail sector leases space to stores that sell basic staples, including pharmacies and convenience stores.
Inlet Capital's Keith Locker on the capital markets for commercial real estate.