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CEO David Schulte said unpredictable oil prices have led the REIT to be more careful about what assets it owns.
Digital Realty’s Aaron Binkley says Facebook transaction can be replicated with other customers.
Joey Agree says REIT is supported by $2.4 billion in liquidity.
CEO John Kilroy says REIT positioned to move when market conditions warrant.
Christopher Benjamin says demand for assets in Hawaii has remained strong.
CEO Sam Landy says that the REIT also obtained new Fannie Mae mortgages accepting rental homes.
Macerich’s Kelly Meyers says with hybrid work environments ongoing, REITs should remain focused on developing company culture.
CEO Conor Flynn says the REIT provided tenants a broad range of help and information throughout the pandemic.
CEO Sam Landy says UMH is a business primed for further growth.
Leslie Hale also says business leaders need to be “committed and deliberate” about adding diversity.
CEO Craig Macnab expects additional acquisitions by the net lease REIT in 2016.
CEO Thomas McGuinness says it could include delivery via driverless cars and the use of virtual reality glasses.
MCR’s Russ Shattan says Hilton- and Marriott-branded hotels continue to perform well.