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CEO Phil Hawkins discusses his company's strategy.
CEO Ric Campo says supply and demand in balance across most markets.
COO Charles Meyers highlights additional opportunities in Europe and U.S.
Health Care Showing Signs of Recovery
Mark Decker Sr. of BMO Capital Markets says REITs still “small part of a much greater whole.”
CEO Dennis Gershenson says company focused on redeveloping shopping centers.
Jackson Hsieh expects pace of M&As to remain steady.
Koji Sawada of ARES says economic policy, market fundamentals have boosted investor interest.
Barclays’ Scott Schaevitz sees limited scope for IPOs in 2016.
Steven Marks of Fitch Ratings discusses the current market cycle.
Fidelity's Steve Buller discusses the state of international commercial real estate markets.
CEO Stephen Lebovitz says CBL attracting more productive retailers.
Green Street's Jim Sullivan discusses how REITs can take advantage of arbitrage.
American Assets Trust’s John Chamberlain sees acquisitions as overly expensive.