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The $350 million revitalization of Pier 94 was led by a joint venture between Vornado Realty Trust, Hudson Pacific Properties, and Blackstone Real Estate.
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After several major M&A deals in 2018, PwC’s Tim Bodner expects “more of the same.”
Goodwin’s Gil Menna expects REITs to seek out foreign investment capital.
Dyckman also discussed the compliance complexities of joint ventures, especially with foreign investors.
The free-standing retail sector leases space to stores that sell basic staples, including pharmacies and convenience stores.
Size and quality of segment have “improved dramatically.”
Interview with Steadfast Income REIT President Ella Shaw Neyland
CenterSquare’s Scott Crowe says tech stocks more at risk from withdrawal of easy money policies.
Evercore’s Marty Cicco cites greater tolerance toward leverage in private market.
CohnReznick’s Dan King says REITs well-suited to the long-term nature of opportunity zone investing.
Frank Haggerty at Duff & Phelps sees potential across Southeastern U.S. markets.
Allen says the biggest REIT tax challenges often come from everyday operations, not major deals.
When the pandemic prompted restrictions on activities in public, many stores and malls were closed and subsequently operated in a limited capacity during the early months of reopening, and many purchases migrated online.