REITs invest in the majority of real estate property types, including offices, apartment buildings, warehouses, retail centers, medical facilities, data centers, cell towers and hotels.
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REITs delivered strong investment performance through mid-year 2026, outperforming the broad equity market by a sizable margin.
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As REITs expand globally, they must navigate complex tax rules, jurisdictional differences, and an evolving U.S. regulatory landscape, says Sarah Beth Rizzo.
The CEO explains how clarity, growth, and recognition shape a stronger employee value proposition.
Christopher Johnston sees rise in creative deal structures, including JVs.
Beeman says impact of tariffs on REITs is largely indirect.
Cliff Majersik of IMT discusses facilitating landlord-tenant energy partnerships.
Shane Shelley of Morrison Foerster discusses solar integration, IRS rulings, and the complexities of REIT joint ventures.
Mangin said REITs are turning to private capital, JVs, and institutional funding, much of it from overseas investors and sovereign wealth funds.
Gage Johnson points to a noticeable shift toward shareholder interests.
A recent research note by Hodes Weill & Associates (HW) called REITs versus Private Real Estate Funds: Partners, Not Rivals addressed the merits of public and private real estate in an institutional investor’s portfolio.
Evidence is emerging that hybrid or remote work is becoming a permanent feature for many office workers.
Leitsch stressed urgent need for companies to prepare for mandatory reporting and assurance requirements.
Morrison & Foerster’s David Slotkin comments on universal ballots, pay ratio proposals.
Mike McTiernan of Hogan Lovells discusses evolving SEC engagement, disclosure burdens, and opportunities to improve capital formation.
Familiar themes from 2013 in commercial property markets carried over in the first quarter of 2014: Apartment markets held firm despite the steady ramp-up of new supply, the office sector continued to recover—gradually—but the retail market lagged behind.
What should investors expect from the REIT market in 2015? REIT magazine recently spoke with the portfolio managers of some of 2014’s top-performing REIT mutual funds for their insights and expectations.