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Green Street Advisors’ Michael Knott says REITs continue to favor RIDEA structure.
Post Properties CEO Dave Stockert sees multiple advantages to Atlanta home base.
CEO Steve Smith says move has changed company’s investor base.
Hersha’s Bennett Thomas says Earthview program will boost portfolio value by $50 million.
BlackRock’s Sherry Rexroad expects global capital flows to remain healthy.
APREA’s Peter Verwer expects Asia to play central role in REIT development.
DCT’s Phil Hawkins sees growth in distribution tenants.
Rich Anderson of SMBC Nikko Securities America says this will help REITs recapture lost ground.
Lukas Hartwich of Green Street Advisors says lodging REITs have “unique arbitrage opportunity.”
Health Care REIT's Rick Avery says technology boosting sustainability efforts.
CEO Owen Thomas says new development will be important growth driver.
John Thomas says REIT is starting to deploy capital and establishing pipeline for 2021.
Kimco Realty Corp. CEO David Henry explains company's activity on transactions front.
CEO Taylor explains "Irreplaceable Corners" shopping center concept.
Valuations have become “fairly expensive,” says Green Street’s Andy McCulloch.