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CEO Michael Carroll seeing expansion and segmentation in grocery segment.
Veteran REIT analyst Rich Moore talks about the future of REITs and real estate investment.
Dr. James Pogue is an expert in unconscious bias and diversity and inclusion.
Bi-monthly thoughts from REIT magazine's Editor in Chief.
CEO Nelson Mills says the REIT will continue its niche strategy in New York.
Duke tax director Mark Patterson highlights need for internal cohesion to support compliance.
Green Street’s Jed Reagan sees office development returning in select markets.
CEO Ade Solaru says SupplierGATEWAY working with partners to increase scale.
Lazard’s Jay Leupp says magnitude of impact unclear at this time.
CEO David Bistricer said New York’s thriving population demographics are one reason the REIT invests in the city.
Q&A with Steve Oliner, American Enterprise Institute and UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate
King & Spalding’s Spencer Johnson says strong private capital markets is delaying companies from going public.
CEO Louis Conforti said the REIT views store closures as an opportunity to curate its tenants.
COPT building out its research platform.
CEO Drew Alexander says Houston portfolio can weather oil price weakness.
CEO Phil Hawkins says rents are increasing.