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Hotel REIT’s sustainability director highlights gains made by 2014 Leader in the Light winner.
MAA's Eric Bolton says trends in apartment fundamentals still "well above historic averages."
New CEO Mark DeCesaris expects more acquisitions, product diversity, and efficiencies.
Hannon Armstrong's Jody Clark outlines changing focus of company.
Jay Leupp of Lazard Asset Management says earnings and economic growth bode well for REIT investors.
Top performing REITs are seeing a widening of their premium to NAV, Hafeez says.
CEO David LaRue says capital markets accommodating for REITs.
CEO Wendy Simpson says health care REIT focused on unmet memory care needs.
EPA senior advisor Cindy Jacobs says water, waste efficiency next areas of focus.
Armada Hoffler’s Louis Haddad says development pipeline at historically high level.
Governance specialist Jim Hanks of Venable says proxy access has become a major issue.
Analysts see increased activity from Amazon and lower construction starts as positive developments.
Ken Kies of Federal Policy Group says political parties far apart on tax reform.
Industry veteran Marty Cicco of Evercore expects issuance of REIT preferred shares to pick up.