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CEO Denny Oklak sees “more runway left” in industrial REIT sector.
University of Denver Professor Glenn Mueller sees job growth continuing to support real estate fundamentals in 2015.
CEO Marshall Loeb says demand for infill sites has grown in last two years.
CEO Michael Barnello says balance sheet has LaSalle ready for future opportunities.
REIT attorney also expects continued inflow of foreign capital.
CEO Greg Silvers says investments focus on the “experience economy.”
Hersha CEO sees continued recovery in business, international travel.
CEO Mike Landy expects company to continue to fund growth with preferred equity.
Prudential’s Rick Romano says REITs should choose development rather than acquisitions.
CEO Robert Milkovich says REIT will be smaller, more durable.
Federal Realty’s Pike & Rose mixed-use development confirms the REIT’s innovative approach to neighborhood creation.
BMO’s Paul Adornato keeping close eye on REIT development activity in 2015.
CEO Nelson Mills “encouraged” by prospects for Washington, D.C.
HCP CEO Lauralee Martin sees more sophistication among senior housing operators.
Hospitality Properties Trust’s John Murray says muted supply remains key to company’s growth.