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Deloitte’s Jim Berry describes fundamentals as “still pretty strong.”
CEO Drew Alexander expects REIT to continue selling assets in second half of 2018.
WashREIT’s Matt Praske details solar panel and rooftop garden projects in Washington, D.C.
J.P. Morgan Chase’s Mark Streeter says that the ratings agencies will continue to upgrade REITs with the right leverage balance.
CEO James Nelson says the REIT looks for countries with strong sovereign debt ratings.
Continued convergence of traditional and non-traditional sector yields is expected.
CEO Jason Fox says the company has also concentrated on simplifying its business since becoming a REIT in 2012.
EPRA’s Hassan Sabir sees need for better investor understanding of ESG reporting.
CEO Chris Czarnecki says fund has a lower minimum, more liquidity, and more diversification.
CEO Joseph Margolis says operational advantage of larger companies increasing.
Green Street’s Spenser Allaway sees overall improvement in retail outlook.
CFO Jeffrey Theiler sees “fantastic tailwinds” for health care sector.
CEO William Trimble says goal is to deliver one build-to-suit project per year.