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Jeff Horowitz of BofA Securities says very few REITs have maturity issues, a business differentiator during the pandemic.
COO Laurie Hawkes and CEO Stephen Schmitz say demand for single-family housing remains “excellent.”
CorEnergy CEO David Schulte sees growing global investor appetite for infrastructure.
GGP’s Brian Montague says sustainability projects popular with shareholders.
Mall operator continues to focus on upscale shopping experience.
CEO Jon Bortz expects growth in boutique hotel brands to continue.
CEO James Stewart says recent Blackstone deal “shines a light” on asset quality.
Hannon Armstrong's Jody Clark outlines changing focus of company.
CEO Bill Hankowsky says goal is to achieve maximum flexibility with new buildings.
Rayonier owns 2.7 million acres in U.S. and New Zealand.
CEO Conor Flynn expects grocery stores to comprise 85%-90% of portfolio in next five years.
Welltower’s Cheryl Surgo also urges tax directors to focus on automation.