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No Fed interest rate cuts? No problem: With their disciplined balance sheets, U.S. public equity REITs may not be immune from higher interest rates, but they are reasonably well-insulated from them.
CFO Anthony Saladino says core fundamentals at strongest level in more than a decade.
Mark Manheimer highlights team development, portfolio diversity, and handling tenant challenges.
Prologis’ Melinda McLaughlin says multi-level development justified by higher rents.
BXP CEO Owen Thomas said landlords have a role to play in aiding workers post-pandemic, including providing high quality and highly amenitized buildings.
CEO Hap Stein says increased competition and technology are also contributing to a “bifurcation among retailers.”
Camden Property Trust CEO Ric Campo expects improvement in Houston market.
CEO Mahbod Nia also says REIT plans to sell up to $500 million in non-core assets.
CEO Stephen Yalof also says REIT collaborating with retailers to accelerate back-to-school shopping.
CEO Ben Schall says REIT has $3 billion in pre-funded construction projects underway.
CEO Ric Campo says development “still a really good business.”
Looking back, the REIT industry once again showcased its resilience in 2018.
COO Dennis Craven said the REIT bought new hotels in preferred markets with higher growth profiles.
CEO David Sedgwick says the REIT is positioned to recover from the pandemic despite a tight labor market.
CEO Stephen Lebovitz says technology prompting retailers to innovate.