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REITs delivered strong investment performance through mid-year 2026, outperforming the broad equity market by a sizable margin.
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Economists expect REITs to continue to grow as technology and demographics shape the industry.
The Los Angeles-based company doesn’t overlook the potential of seemingly outdated industrial spaces in prime Southern California markets.
When REITs invest in new development projects, the benefits extend beyond the companies and their tenants and shareholders.
Five years after the largest ever REIT IPO, the office REIT is focused on their three core markets.
Cedar hired Bruce Schanzer as the company’s president and CEO, and upon taking the helm, it was apparent to him that Cedar needed to redefine its strategy.
As the national economy strengthens, REITs stand to make major gains in 2014.
Duke Realty CEO Jim Connor has witnessed a remarkable transformation in the industrial logistics real estate arena—and it isn’t over yet.
“We’re responding to the changing consumer profile. You want to be where the consumers are,” says CEO Bruce A. Choate.
CyrusOne CEO Bruce Duncan brings decades of experience to a REIT with global ambitions.
REIT magazine recently spoke with four investment bankers to assess their views on 2019 and gauge their expectations for 2020.
Described by some as the “bluest of blue chip” REITs in the United States, Boston Properties, Inc.’s portfolio of iconic, top-tier office assets is overseen today by CEO Owen Thomas.
EdR and its CEO Randy Churchey play a key role in remaking the student housing business.
STORE Capital’s new CEO Mary Fedewa is leading the net lease REIT to the next level.
For Camden Property Trust, keeping tenants and employees happy is key.
After Uncle Bob’s retirement, Life Storage has new plans for the future.