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REITs delivered strong investment performance through mid-year 2026, outperforming the broad equity market by a sizable margin.
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Jay Epstien of DLA Piper on the results of the firm’s recent survey of real estate industry executives.
Cornell University professor David Funk says institutional investors should view REITs as permanent asset class with cash, stocks and bonds.
Analysts say REITs’ lower cost of capital means they could be acquisitive this year.
Cohen & Steers CEO recalls “brutal” fund launch and looks ahead to future of REITs.
Nareit joined Deloitte and the New York Stock Exchange in convening board members and industry experts to strengthen REIT governance, connectivity, and leadership.
Investors concerned on macroeconomic and sector levels, analysts say.
Dr. Jeremy Porter, head of climate implications research at First Street, shares how data supports real estate stakeholders in making informed decisions and adapt to more extreme weather events.
Nareit’s Ed Pierzak says REITs have demonstrated resilience amid first-half uncertainty.
Nareit’s 2021 outlook sees aggregate household sector in stronger position than in prior recessions.
CBRE’s Julie Whelan says office rents could start to recover from mid-2022.
Stroock’s Evan Hudson says joint venture activity is also notable.
Melinda McLaughlin says customers are no longer waiting for “perfect information” in order to act.
CenterSquare’s Uma Pattarkine says proposals are “a lot more robust” than she had originally expected.
INDUS recently elected REIT status and changed its name from Griffin Industrial Realty.
Green Street’s Pierre Rigaud says farmland has a strong track record over long holding periods.
Saint Louis University’s Kira Banks calls for a clear sense of purpose on what DEI means.