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Office REIT Cousins Properties is looking forward to a bright future refocusing on urban properties.
Medical Properties has never wavered from its hospital-centric strategy.
Life Storage embraces technology to help it increase efficiency and create new ways to attract and connect with customers.
Parkway Properties’ revitalization strategy succeeded faster than anticipated.
Americold CEO Fred Boehler went from a career in supply chain management to a position overseeing more than 150 temperature-controlled facilities around the world.
The Los Angeles-based company doesn’t overlook the potential of seemingly outdated industrial spaces in prime Southern California markets.
The good times keep rolling for EPR Properties, which continues to broaden its portfolio beyond entertainment-themed properties.
Physicians Realty Trust wants to build a specialized health care real estate company that will stand the test of time.
REITs are adapting to the needs of a new generation of consumers: the millennials.
Commercial real estate giant Inland celebrates a half century.
Realty Income looks to new markets and a larger shareholder base as it turns 50.
James E. Glassman is a managing director with JPMorgan Chase & Co. and is the head economist for the commercial bank.
The massive $220 million redevelopment project represents the first phase in a rebirth of Providence’s historic Jewelry District.
The REIT has paid 50 consecutive years of uninterrupted dividends and 26 consecutive years of increasing dividends.
Durkay recently spoke to REIT magazine on the firm’s global focus, sustainable investing, the outlook for urban areas and REIT sectors, and more.