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Binkley emphasizes importance of talking to key stakeholders.
Mitchell Sabshon outlines plans underway to reenergize company.
SoThERLY Hotels CEO discusses recent rebranding.
BlackRock’s Sherry Rexroad expects global capital flows to remain healthy.
CubeSmart CEO Chris Marr points to rising raw material, labor costs.
Creating connections outside of one’s immediate work network is a key step.
CEO Justin Knight confident lodging REIT can expand its geographic footprint.
APREA’s Peter Verwer expects Asia to play central role in REIT development.
DCT’s Phil Hawkins sees growth in distribution tenants.
PGIM Real Estate’s Rick Romano says lower-than-expected rates remains a major story in the REIT market.
CEO Gordon DuGan says long-term financing a key to company’s future success.
Joey Agree of Agree Realty discusses 20th anniversary of company listing on NYSE.
Regency Centers’ Kathy Miller says the outcome of tax issues in Hawaii and California may have a broad impact on all states.
Michael Schall expects REITs to be less active acquirers of assets.
CEO David Singelyn sees move away from high-density living.