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Sullivan & Worcester’s Ameek Ponda says 2016 was “momentous” year for REIT tax developments.
Tara Marszewski also calls for setting up a system of monitoring.
It has been popular to say that the economy suffered permanent (or at least long-lasting) damage during the financial crisis, and the economy’s new speed limit once recovery was fully underway would be 2 percent GDP growth and nonfarm payrolls rising 160,000 or so per month.
CEO Bobby Taubman says despite tenant bankruptcies, the REIT closed 2019 at approximately 95% occupied.
Loffman also expects public, private real estate value repricing to spur transaction activity.
CEO Ed Fritsch on healthy fundamentals in the South and positive economic trends.
Chris Volk sees long runway for growth in middle market and larger company space.
Morefield is chair of NAREIT’s new Dividends Through Diversity Initiative.
PACE financing could become an accelerator for financing sustainability projects.
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.
Letter to Goodlatte and Conyers calls for legislation to ensure sales taxes are applied equally on retail sales.
Bodner says questions about scale could trigger increased transaction activity.
Carol Bradshaw of Westfield Corp. says REITs offering new services in face of digital competition should be careful.