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PwC’s Tim Bodner says deal activity in public REIT segment likely to be episodic.
CEO Andrew Spodek said the REIT has 6% of total USPS market share and is just “getting started.”
Multifamily REIT also selling assets to UDR.
REITs more than doubled the S&P 500, as second-quarter earnings reports showed broad-based gains.
Deal expected to enhance presence in strategic, high-demand metro areas.
Deal seen as potential sign of more large industrial transactions to come.
Higher occupancy rates should translate into rate growth, study finds.
Retail REIT says 85 percent of energy used comes from tenants.
Kenneth Bacon, chair of Welltower board, also says board responsibilities have shifted.
Higher floating-rate debt in sectors including hotel and industrial expected to be offset by gains from shorter lease tenors.