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Christopher Benjamin says demand for assets in Hawaii has remained strong.
CEO Jonathan Stanner anticipates additional asset sales and debt reduction.
Macerich’s Kelly Meyers says with hybrid work environments ongoing, REITs should remain focused on developing company culture.
Leenhouts and twin brother Nelson formed Home Properties in 1994.
CEO Craig Macnab expects additional acquisitions by the net lease REIT in 2016.
CEO Jim Nelson says merger with The Necessity Retail REIT will result in combined $10 billion in assets.
CEO Thomas McGuinness says it could include delivery via driverless cars and the use of virtual reality glasses.
CEO Raul Martinez Solares discussed the REIT’s growth plans and commitment to sustainability efforts.
Chris Benjamin says a “silver lining” of COVID has been demand for land in Hawaii
CEO David Cramer says internalization aligns NSA with operational efficiencies.
CEO Sean Reilly says the fastest growth is within the REIT’s digital platform.
CEO Joey Agree says REIT’s focus is on top retailers, including Walmart.
Deloitte’s Sally Ann Flood says 88% of survey respondents expect revenues to increase.
Nuveen’s Carly Tripp also says increased rental income due to strong demand, not inflation.