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Rent growth starting to be felt more broadly.
Broader economic concerns weigh on the sector, analysts say.
Equity One's Joe Lopez sees need to engage customers in sustainability.
LaSalle global real estate strategist discusses international developments.
NAREIT’s Calvin Schnure says improving vacancy rates in first quarter are promising.
Green Street’s Ryan Burke says self-storage encountering near-term pressures.
Rexroad says REIT is looking to increase its Sun Belt exposure.
CEO Bobby Taubman says REIT’s share-buyback program currently “on the backburner.”
Rent growth for industrial real estate should continue, according to DCT CEO Phil Hawkins.
Frank Burt of Boston Properties discusses key compliance challenges.
HCP CEO Lauralee Martin sees more sophistication among senior housing operators.
Leading REIT analysts review the outlook for the data center, health care, industrial, infrastructure, lodging, multifamily, office, retail, self-storage, and timber real estate sectors.
Allan Swaringen believes a whole new model of PNLRs—the 2.0 version—is emerging to better protect investors’ wealth and generate good income while providing valuable solutions for today’s retirement world.
Chilton Capital’s Matt Werner sees deal opportunities in mall, lodging sectors.