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Revitalizing older buildings to meet today’s standards may be the most sustainable way to reach carbon neutral goals.
CEO Paul Layne says REIT is also adopting more decentralized approach.
Piedmont’s Don Miller expects dispositions to continue.
John Pawlowski sees favorable supply/demand balance for single-family rental REITs.
Clean Urban Energy's Phil Bomrad says it's important to maintain energy reduction program.
CEO Ted Rollins says company partnering with schools that provide best value.
CEO Raul Martinez Solares discussed the REIT’s growth plans and commitment to sustainability efforts.
CEO Lou Haddad says construction opportunities at “all-time-high.”
Geothermal systems, wastewater heat recovery are powering the REIT’s new development projects.
American Tower’s Robert Meyer, Jr. says employee training and awareness are key.
CEO David Singelyn sees move away from high-density living.
CEO Joe Margolis discusses how the REIT balances occupancy, rate, discounting, and marketing spend.
Duane Desiderio says the U.S. real estate sector is more unified than other industries on climate measurement standards.