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King & Spalding’s Kathryn Furman says preferred equity is a popular alternative capital source.
Donald Holley says mREIT has robust hedging policy.
Hogan Lovells’ Mike McTiernan says more work involved if CEO salary much higher than median employee.
CEO Richard Stockton says consumer confidence is “very good” for lodging industry.
CEO Chris Constant sees “significant” M&A activity among convenience store tenants.
CEO Ernest Rady says REIT focusing on improving existing assets.
Jeremy Banoff said move comes amid a slowdown in growth and tighter expense control.
Duff & Phelps’ Ross Prindle sees opportunities in retail REITs.
CEO Dave Sedgwick says REIT has a “ton of dry powder” to support growth.
Dominique Moerenhout says European real estate well-positioned to tackle current uncertainty.
Retail REITs own, lease, and manage retail real estate and rent space in those properties to tenants.
From employee equity goals to resident wellness initiatives, Veris Residential is tying responsibility efforts directly to performance, accountability, and shareholder value.
CEO Bill Hankowsky says goal is to achieve maximum flexibility with new buildings.
CEO Bill Bayless sees potential for agreements with other Fortune 50 companies.
Mike Landy says Monmouth’s portfolio has vacancy rate of only 1%.
CEO Hap Stein says increased competition and technology are also contributing to a “bifurcation among retailers.”