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Since most economic activity takes place within a commercial real estate structure, these changes will impact how people use commercial real estate in the future.

What should investors expect from the REIT market in 2015? REIT magazine recently spoke with the portfolio managers of some of 2014’s top-performing REIT mutual funds for their insights and expectations. 

Michael Bilerman, the recipient of Nareit’s 2020 Industry Achievement Award, has a career in real estate that spans more than two decades.

The FTSE Nareit All Equity REITs Index rose last week, with a total return of 1.7%. Last week’s increase brought year-to-date returns to 22.7%.

Valuations have become “fairly expensive,” says Green Street’s Andy McCulloch.

CEO Ed Fritsch on healthy fundamentals in the South and positive economic trends.

W. P. Carey's Jason Fox on company vision and culture.

After buying “flagship” Atlanta hotel, CEO Drew Sims looking for at least one more acquisition in 2014.

Frank Haggerty at Duff & Phelps sees potential across Southeastern U.S. markets.

E&Y's John Cullins on the evolution of REITs.

CEO Jeff Hanson discusses plans for growth on both domestic and international fronts.

Safety, Income & Growth’s Jay Sugarman discusses the art of separating the ownership of a building from its land.   

REALPAC's Nancy Anderson says fundamentals healthy across most regions and asset classes.

LaSalle's Keith Pauley discusses rising property prices.

CEO Philip Hawkins optimistic supply will remain disciplined.

The fundamentals for the apartment sector continue to display strong performance. Demand for rental housing surged in the first quarter of 2015, with the total number of rental units increasing by 1.9 million units. This is the second consecutive quarter of healthy increases in rental occupancy, according to Census Bureau data beginning in 1965, surpassing a rise in rental occupancy of 1.5 million in the fourth quarter of 2007 at the onset of the housing crisis.