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Federal Realty’s Ronald Becker says sustainability “embedded in every decision we make.”
CEO Benjamin Schall sees continued focus on intensive redevelopment.
CEO Michael Seton also says competition for health care assets has fallen since March.
CEO Don Miller says steady growth among office jobs has also had a positive impact.
Weingarten’s Chris Oftedal stresses the importance of educating stakeholders about ESG benefits.
PwC’s Adam Feuerstein says REITs should focus on understanding interest deductibility limits.
EY’s Ray Beeman sees longer-term focus on restructuring.
Skadden’s David Levy says REITs may confine themselves to smaller projects initially.
CEO Chris Benjamin says REIT monetizing development for sale projects.
Lawyer says recent tax law rule changes may be addressed.
Host’s Michael Chang says focus on supply chain is an opportunity to maintain leadership.
COO John Kessler says acquisitions can’t compete with redevelopment of portfolio.
Tax Legal Expert Kendal Sibley says fewer OP unit deals getting done.
Chilton Capital’s Matt Werner also sees potential for buying opportunities ahead.