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Investors Real Estate Trust’s Timothy Mihalik sees sound fundamentals throughout Midwest.
Raymond James’ Vivek Seth expects increased recognition of real estate to boost capital flows.
CDEC’s Mary Cunningham views 1031s as powerful economic stimulator.
Nareit’s Calvin Schnure says REIT sectors hardest hit have the potential to outperform.
CEO Stuart Tanz says he expects fundamentals to remain intact into 2017.
CEO Kenny Gunderman says CS&L “uniquely positioned” within industry.
CEO Lauralee Martin sees opportunities in medical office, life science segments.
Hap Stein of Regency Centers discusses shopping center REIT’s robust development pipeline.
In a CEO Spotlight video interview with REIT.com, First Industrial Realty Trust’s Bruce Duncan reflects on his company’s 20th anniversary of being listed on the NYSE.
Griffin Capital’s Kevin Shields sees potential for DOL fiduciary rule to shut out smaller investors.
Matt Wokasch of Green Street says companies monetizing value of real estate holdings.
CEO Roger Waesche says development remains the engine of growth.
Brian Davis highlights durability of demand fundamentals.
Tim Riddiough of the University of Wisconsin says research shows investors favor unsecured debt to mortgage debt.
Supply and demand still favorable on West Coast, according to Michael Schall of Essex Property Trust.