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Steve Shigekawa of Neuberger Berman comments on the latest developments in global real estate investing.
CEO Joel Marcus rang the opening bell on May 22.
Green Street's Dirk Aulabaugh sees potential for privatizations and public-to-public mergers ramping up for REITs.
Anne McCulloch expects acquisition opportunities at “better prices than we’ve seen in a long time.”
CEO Stephen Budorick expects COPT to achieve 1 million square feet of development leasing in 2020.
Ramin Kamfar says REIT has “significant amount” of cash and access to capital.
CEO Michael Weil says REIT is taking a prudent approach to acquisitions.
Capital One’s Greg Steele says focus in recent months has been on managing cash and liquidity.
CEO James Nelson says REIT remains acquisitive but is taking a cautious approach.
MFA Financial, Inc. CEO William Gorin sees continued growth opportunities as the Mortgage REIT builds on its strong history.
Ventas CEO Debra Cafaro says 85-and-over population pushing up demand for senior housing.
"Measured" development is "good for business," according to Kimco Realty Corp. CEO Conor Flynn.
Green Street’s Michael Knott says economic damage will “leave some scar” on property values.