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REITs are getting good grades for their corporate governance, and companies are using strong ratings to their advantage versus competitors. Observers say even more can be done across the industry.
Stephan Richford of BMO Capital Markets added that investors are also looking for business fundamentals and price discovery in their conversations with REITs.
Economic fundamentals support market on long-term basis.
John Forester of REIT Management & Research says tenants seeking more energy and water data.
NAREIT’s Brad Case says underlying fundamentals remain solid.
Nascent Housing Recovery Bodes Well for REITland
In a letter to the Financial Accounting Standards Board, NAREIT offers comments on proposed accounting standards update for statements of cash flows.
Anderson also points to potential adoption of FFO reporting in Canada.
COO Laurie Hawkes and CEO Stephen Schmitz say demand for single-family housing remains “excellent.”
Thomas Baltimore, Jr. is leaving RLJ Lodging Trust to become president and CEO of Hilton's planned REIT.
CEO Chris Marr says growth patterns are normalizing, but still higher than pre-pandemic.
New development in retail seen at “generational low.”
Improving economic fundamentals, growth of e-commerce, helping to fuel demand for space.