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CEO Ramin Kamfar says tighter financing conditions benefit Bluerock.
CEO T. Wilson Eglin discusses company’s dividend growth.
Michael Glimcher says merged company’s leasing, personnel and redevelopment among keys to success.
Commercial real estate companies are moving beyond just cutting their energy usage.
“Compelling” acquisition opportunities exist, according to CEO Doug Brien.
Jeffrey Fisher says portfolio largely insulated from new supply concerns.
Nareit's 2018 Leader in the Light Awards winners raise the ESG bar.
Jim Connor says higher steel prices pose a challenge for the “foreseeable future.”
The hospitality REIT has upgraded its portfolio and focused on acquisitions with a sustainability focus.
Ramco-Gershenson CEO discusses company's development, redevelopment efforts.
Federal Realty’s Pike & Rose mixed-use development confirms the REIT’s innovative approach to neighborhood creation.
CEO Trevor Bond attributes longevity to "investment discipline."
Acton says smaller and retail investors are under-allocated to real estate today.