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InvenTrust’s Christy David says that a high-functioning legal team helps facilitate a business more broadly.
CEO John Albright says REIT will look for “opportunistic buys” in 2024.
CFO Anthony Saladino says core fundamentals at strongest level in more than a decade.
CEO Sunny Misser also outlines seven sustainability trends for 2023 and beyond.
IMT’s Marla Thalheimer says green leases are an important tool for companies to meet ESG goals.
CEO Ric Campo sees technology continuing to enhance the tenant experience.
Jim Risoleo also sees a pickup in business transient and group travel.
CEO Justin Knight also points to “impressively resilient” leisure and business travel.
Ben Myers says certifications streamline the conversation between BXP and its stakeholders.
Ferguson Partners’ Dionna Sallis says companies should understand why goals are in place.
CEO Joseph Reilly says more housing supply needed in almost every major market.
CEO John Kilroy says REIT positioned to move when market conditions warrant.
Rob Hays says warmer markets continue to be the clear winners.
CEO Mark Parrell says Seattle and San Francisco showing signs of improved quality of life.
CEO Sam Landy says UMH is a business primed for further growth.