REITs invest in the majority of real estate property types, including offices, apartment buildings, warehouses, retail centers, medical facilities, data centers, cell towers and hotels.
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Experts say it’s important for ETFs to embrace REITs, and vice versa.
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CEO Arlen Nordhagen says REIT less exposed to oversupply than most of its peers.
CEO John Kessler says the REIT’s redevelopment strategy has led to 5.5% net effective rent growth over the past year.
Mary Fedewa says number of potential opportunities means STORE can be “very selective.”
A University of Texas professor discusses his research.
Goodwin’s Blake Liggio also says privatization transactions at highest level since 2007.
CEO Bruce Schanzer views healthy living as key trend for shopping centers.
CEO Jay Sugarman says the REIT sees an opportunity to invest in a fast-growing business at a discount to asset value.
Mark Parrell says REIT’s portfolio occupancy level is at 97%.
Colin Reed also discusses country lifestyle joint venture with Gray Television.
APREA’s Peter Verwer expects Asia to play central role in REIT development.
Lukas Hartwich of Green Street Advisors says lodging REITs have “unique arbitrage opportunity.”
CEO Randy Churchey says discount to NAV is “very frustrating for all of us.”
BMO’s Mark Decker Sr. says smaller, well-run companies offer potential.
Suburban New York shopping center REIT could spend up to $150 million on acquisitions.
CEO David Gladstone says rents continue to rise.
CEO Conor Flynn says the REIT is embracing retail’s “dramatic” evolution.