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CEO Jeffrey Busch says the REIT maintains a 100% occupancy level in its medical real estate.
Jim Risoleo also sees a pickup in business transient and group travel.
Green Street’s Phil Owens says cost of capital a major impediment to growth.
Forest City CEO David LaRue says Delayed B2 BKLYN Project Will Ultimately Be a Success.
Bluerock’s Ramin Kamfar expects echo-boomers to be major factor in expansion.
CEO David Helfand highlights balance sheet improvements.
Ted Klinck says de-densification of office space could offset increase in remote working.
CEO Bill Bayless says student housing maturing as an institutional asset class.
Heitman’s Tim Pire says lodging, suburban office sectors could surprise in second half.
Founder of Monmouth Real Estate and UMH Properties named as 2014 recipient of Simeon Baldwin award.
CEO Jim Nelson says merger with The Necessity Retail REIT will result in combined $10 billion in assets.
CEO John McRoberts sees signs of stabilization in skilled nursing.
Leisure and corporate transient travel strong, Smith says.
Dynex Capital’s Byron Boston favors “well-defined” cash flows in commercial sector.
CEO Sam Landy says the biggest change agent in manufactured housing is the continually improved product.