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FPL Associates/Ferguson Partners study shows all-male REIT boards now below 10%.
Bill now awaits action in the Senate.
CEO David Brain says development evenly split between entertainment, recreation and education.
Transaction expected to be completed by end of 2016.
AvalonBay, Equinix, Iron Mountain, and Kimco recognized.
Analysts say concerns about interest rates put pressure on REITs in October.
Nareit and the NYSE hosted the 2nd Annual REIT Investor Relations Symposium on Monday, June 4, 2018 in conjunction with Nareit’s REITweek: 2018 Investor Conference.
CEO Paul Pittman expects REIT to “aggressively” pursue growth.
Trading at nearly 40 percent premium to NAV.
REITs Liberty Property Trust, Brandywine, Vornado, and Kilroy, as well as private real estate company Hines were among this year's recipients of the prestigious sustainability honor.
Analysts say transaction activity volume has slowed, but the nature of the activity is highly strategic and accretive.
Equity Group Investments chairman sees “a lot of dry powder” on corporate balance sheets.