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Vornado’s Dan Egan says engagement results often better with larger tenants.
Barclays’ Scott Schaevitz sees limited scope for IPOs in 2016.
CEO Andrew Alexander discusses company's balance sheet, growth.
Investment in new technology seen as key element of capital allocation.
CEO says select-service hotel model has gained institutional and customer acceptance.
Adelante’s Michael Torres says real estate capital becoming “much more discerning.”
CEO Bruce Duncan discusses firm's occupancy targets.
National Storage CEO Arlen Nordhagen expects REIT to play “aggressive” role in sector consolidation.
EY’s Dianne Umberger says like-kind exchanges remain a useful tool for REITs.
Hogan Lovells’ Mike McTiernan says more work involved if CEO salary much higher than median employee.
J.P. Morgan’s Mark Streeter sees a healthy capital markets environment for REITs today.
Sustainability director Aaron Binkley discusses challenges of implementing solar technology.
CEO Greg Silvers says investments focus on the “experience economy.”
Goodwin partner Blake Liggio points to “new commitment to technology” in real estate.