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Jim Connor says logistics business in “very unique position.”
University of Wisconsin’s Tim Pire says market supply and demand may shift.
Binkley provides an overview of industrial REIT's sustainability program.
SEC’s Sonia Barros sees high volume of REIT activity in capital markets.
JBG SMITH’s selection as the developer of Amazon’s Northern Virginia headquarters accelerates the REIT’s revitalization plans.
KPMG’s Kimber Bascom says lessees could ask for extra flexibility.
INDUS recently elected REIT status and changed its name from Griffin Industrial Realty.
Roosevelt University’s Collete English Dixon says social justice conversations can lead to real change.
As the economy continues to face a slowdown from sharply higher interest rates and lingering inflation, get a fresh perspective on what’s ahead in the market.
NAREIT’s newly formed Real Estate Sustainability Council (RESC) held a kick-off meeting in Los Angeles Oct. 4.
Capital One’s Greg Steele sees additional public to private M&As.
CEO John Thomas says REIT adding scale in existing markets.
Green Street’s Spenser Allaway sees overall improvement in retail outlook.
Company is expanding to take advantage of thriving West Coast markets, according to CEO Stuart Tanz.