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Combined company will have gross market value of $72 billion.
EY’s Serena Wolfe expects SEC to adopt a more targeted approach on convergence.
Sandy Presant of Greenberg Traurig sees opportunities for lenders who can refinance coming debt maturities.
CEO Eric Bolton says apartment sector continuing to attract investment capital.
REIT returns were 27.1% higher for the year through Nov. 29.
CEO Joe Coradino sees continued M&A activity in retail real estate.
Deal expected to enhance presence in strategic, high-demand metro areas.
CFO Robert Milligan says “tremendous tailwinds” behind medical office segment.
The Los Angeles-based company doesn’t overlook the potential of seemingly outdated industrial spaces in prime Southern California markets.
Anne McCulloch expects acquisition opportunities at “better prices than we’ve seen in a long time.”
Bernfield says changes in medicine will lead to more nursing care.
REITs outperformed S&P 500 in 2015, setting the stage for this year.
Capital One Securities’ Chris Lucas says transactions should be more focused on public to private, with more cash buyouts this year.