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CEO Victor Coleman says REIT partnering with Blackstone in various locations.
CEO David Cramer also says NSA “comfortable” with debt loads and availability of capital.
American Tower’s Robert Meyer, Jr. says employee training and awareness are key.
John Pawlowski sees favorable supply/demand balance for single-family rental REITs.
CEO Mike Landy sees long-term value in industrial assets.
Park Hotel’s Scott Winer sees need to mix internal and external tax knowledge.
President and CEO Jackson Hsieh says 50% of Spirit’s rent now comes from public-reporting tenants.
Arch Insurance’s Michael Chu and Howard Sider say litigation rates at historic high.
Michael Gamzon says REIT sees opportunity for land purchases and other acquisitions.
CEO Nelson Mills says the REIT will continue its niche strategy in New York.
Sumit Roy says distributing 25% of earnings as a dividend each month sets REIT apart.
University of Wisconsin’s Tim Pire says market supply and demand may shift.
Green Street’s Dave Bragg says markets have traded in line with underlying value of their assets.
Brandywine’s Kelly Xu says early involvement of tax department is key for capital market transactions.
Sturgis Partners’ Mary Hogan Preusse sees trend fueled by public valuations, ample private funds.