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Location is Still a Real Estate Must.
PGIM Real Estate’s Rick Romano says lower-than-expected rates remains a major story in the REIT market.
Philip Charls sees further opportunities to introduce REIT model in Europe.
“Even the liquid markets became illiquid,” one mREIT CEO says.
Porter says attitudes towards climate risk have shifted from being a peripheral concern to a core financial risk indicator.
Joey Agree says retail net lease offers tenants increased flexibility and ease of use for consumers.
Glandt highlights flexibility of listed REITs in leveraging various alternative capital sources.
Early pandemic initiatives in the Bronx led to long-term partnerships for Urban Edge.
Prologis’ Melinda McLaughlin says multi-level development justified by higher rents.
Data center REIT recognized by EPA for renewable energy sourcing.
CEO David Stockert highlights importance of amenities for millennials.
CEO Mark Zalatoris says REIT remains focused on necessity-based retailing.
CEO Ben Butcher says supply chain disruptions causing shift away from just-in-time inventories.
Prologis’ Chris Caton says investors are likely to respond to long-term demand drivers.
CEO David Gladstone also points to strong acquisition pipeline.
Deloitte’s Jeff Smith says real estate CFOs are “pretty positive” about fundamentals, however.