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BTIG’s Mike Gorman says health care issues to be key topic in general election.
Ferguson Partners says larger REITs starting to recruit CHROs to their boards.
David Auerbach of Esposito Securities discusses the key stories in the REIT market in 2016 and what lies ahead in the new year.
When the pandemic prompted restrictions on activities in public, many stores and malls were closed and subsequently operated in a limited capacity during the early months of reopening, and many purchases migrated online.
Michael Schwartz of RSM says foreign capital not deterred by rate hikes.
Yelena Maleyev says consumers remain cautious, despite job stability.
Self-storage REITs employ modern technologies to better understand the demographics in an area and target those households that are most likely to need storage
CEO John Case says balance sheet has “never been in better shape.”
After several major M&A deals in 2018, PwC’s Tim Bodner expects “more of the same.”