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The data show positive fundamentals entering the New Year. Supply remains in check, and demand growth is sustained, despite some bumps along the way.
It is intrinsic value that will drive the prices of REIT stocks over any meaningful time horizon.
REITs have made important changes over the past decade in their overall leverage ratios, as well as the composition and structure of their debt.
Time—and, of course, success—can go a long way toward changing the perception about anything.
Investors Real Estate Trust’s Timothy Mihalik sees sound fundamentals throughout Midwest.
Investors have benefited from the strong operating performance.
REIT earnings slowed a bit in late 2018, according to the Nareit T-Tracker®, which showed funds from operations (FFO) of all listed equity REITs of $15.9 billion.
Michael Knott of Green Street Advisors says firm monitoring new supply in senior housing.
NAREIT’s Calvin Schnure says demand remains ahead of supply across all sectors.
Richard Smith says FelCor now on offensive in hotel market.
REIT corporate boards have seen their oversight and stewardship duties intensify this year as companies across all sectors have adjusted to a new operating normal.
Pebblebrook's Bortz sees West Coast outperforming East Coast.
NAREIT’s Brad Case sees optimistic signals for REITs.
Shortly after going public in late 2006, DCT Industrial Trust Inc. embarked on an ambitious plan to reposition its 57 million-square-foot portfolio, a process which is nearly complete.