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Lou Haddad expects some tenants to be in full expansion mode in 2021 or 2022.
CEO Conor Flynn says it has been over a decade since meaningful new supply came online.
EdR, formerly known as Education Realty Trust, is filling a niche to meet the growing demand for student housing.
CEO David Bistricer says recent re-financings have helped fix the company’s variable rate debt.
“Even the liquid markets became illiquid,” one mREIT CEO says.
CEO Michael Schall said the REIT’s West Coast properties help it to grow core FFO per share over long periods of time.
Pebblebrook's Bortz sees West Coast outperforming East Coast.
Grant Thornton’s Greg Ross says REIT investment outlook is positive for next few years.
American Campus Communities is creating a model for purpose-built housing.
Prologis’ Melinda McLaughlin says multi-level development justified by higher rents.
For First Capital Realty, the common creature comforts of day-to-day life are what drives its business.
KKR Real Estate Finance Trust Inc. (NYSE: KREF) has assembled a loan portfolio during the past few years that is matched to a conservative set of liabilities—a strategy that has held up well during recent market volatility fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic.
CEO Conor Flynn says Kimco will be a net seller in 2018.
CEO Ed Pitoniak says the REIT was candid with investors about uncertainties but expects gaming to have a strong reopening.
CEO Lisa Palmer says that while online ordering trends have accelerated, in-store experiences will ultimately return.