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Post Properties CEO Dave Stockert sees multiple advantages to Atlanta home base.
Green Street’s Bayle Smith says REITs should have an open dialog with investors.
Leisure and corporate transient travel strong, Smith says.
CEO Ade Solaru says SupplierGATEWAY working with partners to increase scale.
CFO Miguel Aliaga says Mexican REITs are working to increase visibility at home and abroad.
Green Street’s Spenser Allaway says that includes looking at cash on hand, monthly cash burn rate, and access to the debt market.
Investors assessing possible changes to macroeconomic picture, observers say.
John Guinee of Stifel Nicolaus & Co. says development will be the story of the second half.
CEO Ernest Rady says some retailers will fare tough.
NAREIT’s Brad Case says REIT investors more savvy about interest rate impact.
GRESB's director discusses differences in countries' green efforts.
Ric Campo also says Camden is starting to raise rents in the 5-7% range.
Nareit’s Brad Case says present performance of REIT stocks “puzzles” him.
Steven Marks of Fitch Ratings says REITs buying back stock “not as accretive” in current market.