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CEO James Nelson says REIT has been “fortunate” in finding off-market deals.
Pebblebrook CEO Jon Bortz sees restrictions remaining until medical advancement emerges.
Kilroy, Macerich, Prologis and Equity Residential named sector leaders.
CEO Chris Benjamin says REIT monetizing development for sale projects.
CEO Bill Stein says data center demand “remains incredibly healthy.”
Jeffrey Fisher says REIT’s results are better than industry average due to format.
CEO Michael Schall says residential supply appears to have peaked.
CEO John Kite said the REIT’s portfolio strategy was adjusted after its merger with RPAI in 2021.
Michael Chang of Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc., participated in a video interview in conjunction with Nareit’s ESG JumpStart Workshop: 2021 Webinar Series.
Ken Betts of Locke Lorde LLP says PNRLs looking to make liquidity events more effective.
CEO Jon Bortz says business and group travel to be “laggards” in recovery.
Lisa Pendergast says this is a critical time for commercial real estate finance as industry participants navigate historical levels of inflation, rising interest rates, and overall uncertainty in the market.
Tim Naughton says suburban markets holding up better than urban core.