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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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Wittmer discussed the pressing tax challenges facing real estate, including the evolving tax landscape.
Shiukay Hung sheds light on surprising issues and rules in real estate taxation.
DCT’s Phil Hawkins says rents increasing, lease-ups faster.
CFO Dean Shigenaga expects rent growth to continue beyond 2018.
NAREIT’s Calvin Schnure says improving vacancy rates in first quarter are promising.
Lingering instability in interest rates and geopolitics has slowed transaction activity, keeping REITs cautious in early 2025.
BMO analyst Paul Adornato sees manufactured housing enjoying positive supply-demand dynamics.
Edwin Anderson says investors and lenders increasingly factoring in climate scenarios.
Proskauer Rose’s Peter Fass says loyalty of retail investors becoming apparent.
NAREIT’s Calvin Schnure says use of equity capital and long-term debt keeps expenses in check.
Paramount Group, Inc. is embedding ESG into company resiliency plans by employing five and 10-year capital planning cycles.
ULI Greenprint’s Micah Brill says tenant collaboration a “driving force.”
Alston & Bird’s Rosemarie Thurston also discusses SEC’s Regulation Best Interest.