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CEO Thomas Toomey says convenience and service are key tenant requirements.
More news from Nareit's 2017 Annual Convention.
Deloitte’s Sally Ann Flood says 88% of survey respondents expect revenues to increase.
Deloitte’s Jeff Smith says real estate CFOs are “pretty positive” about fundamentals, however.
Westfield focuses on flagship stores in flagship assets.
Meetings held in New York, Washington, D.C., and Ohio.
Meetings held with 13 organizations controlling almost $2.5 billion in assets.
CEO John Kite says the REIT has spent the past two years reshaping its portfolio.
The Real Estate Equity Securitization Alliance meeting was held in conjunction with EPRA’s 20th anniversary earlier this month in Madrid.
Georgetown University's Real Estate Luminaries Series features conversation with Sternlicht and panel of global real estate investors.
Andrew Spodek says REIT has maintained 99% retention rate during the past decade.
LaSalle's Keith Pauley discusses rising property prices.
EARN prides itself on using its data and analytics to manage interest rate risk, rather than attempting to take a direction on where rates are heading.
Bernard M. Markstein, U.S. chief economist for Reed Construction Data, provides economic analysis and forecasts of commercial construction activity.