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While the REIT’s property portfolio is about 60 percent multifamily, including some student housing as well as apartments, the other 40 percent is split evenly between grocery-anchored retail sites and class-A office buildings.
Macerich is building a strategic pathway to meet its 2030 carbon neutrality goal and address climate change.
New name and brand reflect evolution at the former Entertainment Properties Trust
Safety, Income & Growth’s Jay Sugarman discusses the art of separating the ownership of a building from its land.
REITs are finding that major mixed-use developments are no longer an exotic niche for specialists, but rather a logical response to several converging trends.
Investors eager to see consistent performance on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, panelists say.
Sherry Rexroad says companies may adopt more sustainable practices to improve valuation.
REITs gathering momentum following period of upheaval in Europe.
ESG considerations are embedded at various stages of the PGGM investment process.
REIT magazine recently spoke with the portfolio managers of some of 2015’s top-performing real estate mutual funds to discover the opportunities and challenges they see for 2016.
CEO Kevin Keyes and Annaly have laid the groundwork to thrive as the investment and regulatory landscape changes.
Only stock exchange-listed REITs provide the diversification the vast majority of individual investors want and need.
Senior housing and data centers expected to lead performance in the year ahead.
Vert Asset Management’s Sarah Adams advocates for data-driven approach.
CyrusOne will hold 8% stake in Chinese company.
REITs are contributing a range of solutions to the affordable housing crisis by focusing on median-priced apartments, manufactured homes, or partnering with nonprofits.