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Fibra Educa expects increased need for educational infrastructure in years ahead.
Wellington Management’s Bradford Stoesser says data has become “markedly better.”
COPT’s Roger Waesche Jr. discusses company’s approach to new development.
Nareit’s 2021 outlook sees aggregate household sector in stronger position than in prior recessions.
Suburban New York shopping center REIT could spend up to $150 million on acquisitions.
NAREIT’s Brad Case says property values remain firm year-to-date.
CEO Jeffrey Busch says REIT eyeing suburban MOBs, surgery centers.
Frank Burt of Boston Properties discusses key compliance challenges.
CEO Jay Sugarman says REIT’s strategy is even more attractive in current environment.
Eric Frankel says development platforms have grown smaller, but more profitable.
GreenOak’s Sonny Kalsi says capital availability is improving for private equity real estate firms.
CEO C. Taylor Pickett sees improving conditions for skilled nursing segment.
Cydney Donnell of Texas A&M says major institutions still under-allocated to real estate.
Chris Benjamin says a “silver lining” of COVID has been demand for land in Hawaii