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COO Charles Meyers highlights additional opportunities in Europe and U.S.
Saint Louis University’s Kira Banks calls for a clear sense of purpose on what DEI means.
US Bank's Jensen expects "nice, slow, steady growth."
Deloitte's Bob O'Brien says REITs should focus on improving margins.
Healthcare Trust’s Scott Peters says REIT seeking to expand beyond existing markets.
Compensia’s Mark Borges recommends planning ahead for possible contingencies.
Hersha’s Bennett Thomas says Earthview program will boost portfolio value by $50 million.
President Trump signed H.R. 1, the budget reconciliation and tax bill known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA), on July 4, 2025.
National Retail CEO says company is constantly trying to improve portfolio.
BOMA's Henry Chamberlain says members concerned about taxes, energy.
Investors assessing possible changes to macroeconomic picture, observers say.
Hans Nordby says trends in distribution space, manufacturing boosting outlook in industrial sector.
Gramercy’s Gordon DuGan says opportunities outweigh challenges facing company in 2015.
CEO Denny Oklak says industrial occupancy rates near 97 percent.