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Scott Stubbs reflects on professional and personal accomplishments and challenges.
Boston Properties set out to construct the most sustainable building in Boston.
CEO Paul McDermott says company taking opportunistic approach.
Simon’s Mark Roberson discusses tax reform impact on REIT investment abroad.
BioMed CEO says assets not adequately valued by public markets.
Q&A with REALpac CEO Michael Brooks
Colin Reed also discusses country lifestyle joint venture with Gray Television.
Jon Bortz sees some pockets of leisure travel outpacing 2019 levels, business recovery slower.
Jason Fox says REIT “uniquely positioned” to benefit from uptick in inflation.
CEO Nelson Mills says San Francisco, New York markets robust.
Mahbod Nia says Veris has potential to generate outsized returns.
Ferguson Partners Consulting’s Jeremy Banoff says salaries have increased; turnover primarily at junior level.
REITs using cost of capital advantage.
Creating new publicly traded REIT known as SpinCo.
CEO Stephen Yalof said many of the company’s patrons will window shop online or through the Tanger app, but visit the outlets to make purchases in-store.
NorthStar would gain Griffin-American assets in 31 states and the United Kingdom.