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GGP's Marti Smith says sustainability efforts well-received by stakeholders.
CEO Arlen Nordhagen sees new supply putting pressure on same-store revenues in certain markets.
CEO Debra Cafaro discusses the firm's sustainability platform.
Brown says green practices woven into fabric of company.
Owen Thomas says offices will reach a “tipping point” once more employees start to return.
Nareit’s Calvin Schnure says real estate to be buoyed by rebound in economic activity, job growth.
UPS Group Trust’s Greg Spick says he looks to REITs first when building a real estate position.
Federal Realty’s Emily Paciolla says “ripple effects” of metrics and targets also important.
Board diversity is the key moving forward, attorney says.
Ron Bohlert of the NYSE says real estate assets continue to offer transparency and liquidity.
J.P. Morgan real estate strategist discusses commercial real estate valuations.
Parkway’s Daniele Horton says health and well-being a high priority.
Green Street’s Danny Ismail also views non-gateway markets as less economically sensitive.
Equinix’s Charles Meyers also highlights capacity potential from submarine cable projects.