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CEO Jon Bortz also highlights limited supply and resilient economic growth as benefits.
EY’s Kyle Bolden says REITs can also be proactive against cybercrimes through cybersecurity program assessments and multi-factor authentication.
Green Street's Reagan discusses key stories in office market.
Rothenberg highlights importance of aligning sustainability strategies with broader objectives.
CEO Dave Schulte sees “very attractive” long-term total return potential.
David Toti of Cantor Fitzgerald discusses potential effects of interest rate increases.
SunTrust’s Patrick Scholes says most hotel REITs taking cautious approach to new acquisitions.
CEO Chris Bilotto says the transition to seven SHOP operators creates meaningful upside potential.
CEO Greg Stapley says skilled nursing segment is attractive to health care REIT.
E&Y's John Cullins on the evolution of REITs.
CEO David Schulte sees annual dividend growth of 3 percent to 5 percent.
Flaherty describes his company's prospects for growth.
CEO Rob Chambers says the REIT is focused on leveraging many of the investments made in recent years.
H.R. 7010 reduces certain restrictions for borrowers of the small business PPP loan program enacted as part of the CARES Act in March.