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The increase in ecommerce positively impacted the sector, according to Industrial Logistics Properties Trust CEO John Murray.
CEO Will Eglin says REIT has raised rents 24% on a cash basis.
CEO Richard Stockton also says Four Seasons Arizona acquisition diversifies portfolio.
CEO John Kite points to growth in NOI, average base rents, and anchor leases in 2018.
CEO Gordan DuGan calls industrial and office assets in major locales market sweet spot.
CEO Stephen Lebovitz says CBL attracting more productive retailers.
Vornado’s Lauren Moss says landlords only drive about 35% of energy use in any given building.
CEO Ben Schall says REIT has $3 billion in pre-funded construction projects underway.
CEO Andrew Sims says REIT seeking to create growth in major Southern markets.
MCR’s Russ Shattan says Hilton- and Marriott-branded hotels continue to perform well.
Global head of research Melinda McLauglin says deliveries down 35% for all logistics types.
CEO Jeff Edison says high cost of capital is impacting acquisitions.
LaSalle’s Jacques Gordon says new supply being met with increased demand.
Lodging REIT invests $15 million to upgrade hotel housed inside former train station.
Founder and chairman Eugene Landy rings the closing bell.