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Kelly Shaw says LoopNet’s platform was involved in 51% of CRE transactions in 2023.
CFO Dean Shigenaga expects rent growth to continue beyond 2018.
In the Know/Know How
Chin says CRE transaction activity is likely to rise about 16% this year.
Beeman says impact of tariffs on REITs is largely indirect.
Sullivan & Worcester’s Ameek Ponda says 2016 was “momentous” year for REIT tax developments.
Grant Thornton’s Greg Ross provides insights into market trends and sector performance.
Don Hammett highlighted the firm’s expansion plans and client-focused service initiatives.
The Business
In a rapidly evolving regulatory environment, Stacey McEvoy of Hogan Lovells emphasizes board-level alignment, compliance reviews, and a healthy skepticism toward AI tools.
KPMG’s David Fisher says AI could revolutionize project management in real estate.
Easterly highlights a shift toward private capital over traditional financing methods.
People making news in the REIT and publicly traded real estate industry.
The free-standing retail sector leases space to stores that sell basic staples, including pharmacies and convenience stores.
CEO Chris Volk says acquisitions in 2020 will be “meaningfully less” than original $1.2 billion target.