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CEO Jeff Friedman says apartments can benefit from single-family recovery.
AEW Capital Management’s Gina Szymanski expects niche REIT segments to be “incredibly resilient.”
CEO David Bistricer says recent re-financings have helped fix the company’s variable rate debt.
Retail REIT is targeting $350 million in renovation projects across its portfolio, according to CEO Andrew Silberfein.
There is still a strong preference to rent rather than own among American households.
CEO Gordon DuGan says long-term financing a key to company’s future success.
Clint Laurent on important trends in global demographcs.
Bi-monthly thoughts from REIT magazine's Editor in Chief.
Founder & CEO Cedric Bobo says Nareit grant has provided students with REIT exposure.
Tom Ehmann also expects SEC to address human capital issues in October.
Breana Wheeler says BREEAM takes a science-based approach to building performance.
Joshua Kagan expects sharp increase in energy efficiency transactions in coming years.
NMHC's Doug Bibby said jobs are needed to sustain the momentum.
Anne McCulloch expects acquisition opportunities at “better prices than we’ve seen in a long time.”