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Cousins Properties’ Kristin Myers also advises in-house tax staff to stay ahead of any issues.
Greg Silvers of EPR says he learned in his first year on the job that managing talented employees is paramount.
IPOs more attainable for smaller REITs, says Bohlert of NYSE.
Michael Schall expects REITs to be less active acquirers of assets.
Grant Thornton’s Greg Ross says REIT investment outlook is positive for next few years.
Fund will target $80 million of investor capital commitments.
CEO David Singelyn sees move away from high-density living.
Nareit’s Calvin Schnure says T-Tracker offers a “broad composite” of the entire REIT industry.
CEO Marshall Loeb says demand for infill sites has grown in last two years.
REALpac’s Nancy Anderson discusses the state of the Canadian real estate market.
Piedmont’s Don Miller expects dispositions to continue.
Valuations have become “fairly expensive,” says Green Street’s Andy McCulloch.
CEO Ed Fritsch discusses firm's geographic diversity.
Panel says capital markets playing a constructive role in supporting growth.