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James Taylor says REIT has increased 2021 guidance on improved collections and strong leasing.
Tom Bartlett expects continued growth in markets outside the U.S.
CEO Nelson Mills “encouraged” by prospects for Washington, D.C.
Cerberus Capital’s Ron Kravit discusses the current state of the international real estate markets.
CEO Drew Alexander says REIT selling bottom tier properties at about net asset value.
CEO Sandeep Mathrani expects “peer-leading” performance from GGP in 2016.
Fidelity's Steve Buller discusses the state of international commercial real estate markets.
Broadstone CEO Amy Tait says shareholders want company to remain private.
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CFO Jeffrey Theiler sees “fantastic tailwinds” for health care sector.
CEO Sam Landy highlights UMH’s consistent performance.
Paulson & Co.'s Taylor urges investors to stick to basics.
Nuveen’s Carly Tripp also says increased rental income due to strong demand, not inflation.
PNC’s Jason Kushner describes capital markets as “unsettled.”
CEO Ernest Rady says some retailers will fare tough.