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CEO Sam Landy says UMH Has competitive edge in expanding portfolio due to vacant sites.
Multifamily REIT has made a $150,000 commitment to the National Urban League in 2021.
CEO Ben Schall says REIT has $3 billion in pre-funded construction projects underway.
Nareit is pleased to welcome Sachem Capital Corp. its newest corporate member.
Purchase price represents 39% premium.
CEO Sam Landy says REIT also seeing major impact from its Opportunity Zone Fund.
CEO Brad Hill says population growth in core markets reinforces confidence in MAA’s long-term strategy.
“Even the liquid markets became illiquid,” one mREIT CEO says.
Standing at 1,070 feet with 61 floors, “Salesforce Tower has already become synonymous with San Francisco and its skyline.”
CEO Dallas Tanner says the REIT regularly examines sustainable options in order to be “impactful.”
CEO Michael Schall says residential supply appears to have peaked.
Brixmor’s reinvigoration of its open-air shopping center portfolio is creating its best leasing environment to date.
EdR, formerly known as Education Realty Trust, is filling a niche to meet the growing demand for student housing.
"An ideal board is comprised of highly qualified, experienced leaders with diversity in many areas including age, gender, ethnicity, skill sets, backgrounds and life experiences."
American Assets Trust, Inc. has stuck to a core tenet since its initial public offering in 2011—that West Coast and Hawaii-focused investment is key to building wealth in real estate.
Blackstone’s Jonathan Gray anticipates public market support for single-family model.