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People making news in the REIT and publicly traded real estate industry.
Low debt and plenty of cash have assisted Griffin-American Healthcare REIT II’s aggressive acquisitions strategy.
TIER REIT, a public non-listed REIT, has emerged from a multi-year rebranding process.
After casino operators proved uniquely resilient to the worst economic impacts of the pandemic, gaming REITs continue to benefit from positive fundamentals and growing investor interest.
CEO Greg Silvers says investments focus on the “experience economy.”
New companies in new sectors with new business models are joining the REIT club. Profiling four of the REIT industry's newest members.
Author Stephanie Krewson-Kelly says generalist investors trying to learn more about REITs.
Veteran REIT analyst Rich Moore talks about the future of REITs and real estate investment.
RETs are increasingly focused on investing in human capital.
NAREIT Chair Ed Fritsch leads delegation in meetings with Chinese investors and officials.
As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues become increasingly important to REITs, an emerging area of focus is that of the sustainable and ethical practices that a REIT’s supplier companies might employ.
Shopping center REIT returns led gains last month.
For REIT sustainability managers, compliance reporting for a growing number of systems has come down to triage of sorts, with real-estate-specific platforms getting top priority.
Analysts say large-scale timberland transactions point to healthy increases in per acre values.
New members include domestic and international real estate companies.
An increase in interest rates might be cause for concern if it were predicted to come with no accompanying increase in net operating income—but it’s those changes in net operating income, not the interest rates themselves, that should attract the closest attention of investors in any equity asset such as real estate.