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Five of 18 companies to go public have outperformed since 2010.
The increase in ecommerce positively impacted the sector, according to Industrial Logistics Properties Trust CEO John Murray.
CEO Paul McDermott says REIT has “pretty full” pipeline of opportunities.
CEO Jay Whitehurst considers convenience stores to be safe and secure real estate.
Executive vice chairman Ben Moreland says tower sites still bulk of business.
CEO John Moragne says REIT is as defensively positioned as possible.
CEO Jeff Edison says strong demand and limited supply allowed the REIT to reach a 95% renewal percentage in Q2.
Received $125 million from inaugural federal bond guarantee program.
Jeff Donnelly discussed investor messaging, market dynamics, and deal activity in the hotel sector.
CEO David Holeman also says the REIT bullish on Sunbelt markets and smaller spaces.
CEO Wendy Simpson says companies are trying to figure out how REITs can participate.
With an eye on interest rates and trade, analysts remain optimistic on REITs.
The REIT is looking to improve human-scaled mobility, including walking, biking, scooting, and other forms of next-generation mobility options.
Darrell Crate says REIT has increased total addressable market to include state & local assets.
Joe Margolis points to lower level of new supply and housing market recovery as positive tailwinds.