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The pandemic appears to be at a major turning point as vaccine production and distribution have hit stride. The economy will reach a major turning point soon afterwards, which will raise several issues for real estate and REITs.
CBRE’s Mike Watts says new office deliveries in 2025 to be about 25% of 2019 levels.
Investors have benefited from the strong operating performance.
REALPAC's Nancy Anderson says fundamentals healthy across most regions and asset classes.
Layoffs slowed in May, according to Nareit’s Calvin Schnure, who sees bright spot as spread of job losses beyond frontline sectors appears limited.
Chatham Financial’s Robert Barton expects biggest change in area of ineffectiveness.
Loffman also expects public, private real estate value repricing to spur transaction activity.
Scott Crowe describes retail real estate as a “great non-consensus area” to consider.
Ell Capital Management’s Michael Hudgins keeping close eye on property valuations.
Pflieger came to Nareit in 2014 after a long career at NAHB.
CEO Paul Pittman sees general farm economy improving in 2018.
Fibra Inn, one of the new players in the nascent market of publicly traded real estate in Mexico, represents a microcosm of sorts for the rapid growth underway in the broader market.
Bodner says questions about scale could trigger increased transaction activity.
Hans Op ‘t Veld of PGGM says despite uncertainty, London market seen as a safe haven.