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The gulf between CBD and suburban trades reported is wider than it has ever been.
What’s driving the internationalization of Canadian REITs?
RCLCO Fund Advisors’ William Maher says investors looking to REITs for broader property exposure.
Adam Emmerich of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen and Katz stresses importance of advance preparation for unsolicited takeover bids.
Henry says REITs can withstand rising rates, potential tax reform.
Housing finance market reform impact.
CEO Debra Cafaro discusses the firm's sustainability platform.
KPMG’s Kimber Bascom says lessees could ask for extra flexibility.
Board diversity is the key moving forward, attorney says.
Ron Bohlert of the NYSE says real estate assets continue to offer transparency and liquidity.
Parkway’s Daniele Horton says health and well-being a high priority.
DCT Industrial’s strategic shift following the recession made all the difference in the company’s growth the past decade.
Equinix’s Charles Meyers also highlights capacity potential from submarine cable projects.
AccountAbility CEO says leaders will need to collaborate, calibrate, and commercialize in order to move forward in corporate sustainability.