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Keith says higher interest rates may extend low transaction activity in place since Q2 2022.
Global head of research Melinda McLauglin says deliveries down 35% for all logistics types.
73 percent of participants in the 2014 NAREIT Compensation Survey expect the size of their company’s workforce to increase overall in 2014 compared to 2013.
Steadfast Apartment REIT president discusses acquisition conditions in target markets.
DLA Piper’s John Sullivan says concerns over refinancing debt and inflation also prevalent.
Roger Platt is Senior Vice President, Global Policy & Law, U.S. Green Building Council
Anne Canfield of Canfield & Associates sees consensus building on GSE reform.
REIT seeking high-quality assets in amenity-rich areas.
CEO Philip Charls says clarity emerging on AIFM Directive.
Prologis CEO honored for "innovation, financial success and personal commitment."
CEO Donald Wood says with cap rates contracted, sensible retail-centric acquisitions are scarce in current market.
BMO’s Mark Decker sees opportunity for public purchases of private real estate assets.
GRESB has become the global standard with $2.8 trillion of real estate companies and funds benchmarked using the GRESB Real Estate Assessment in 2016.
Morgan Stanley’s Laurel Durkay said that significant dry powder and the value discrepancy between the public and private markets were major factors spurring transactions in 2021.