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Interim CEO Tesh Durvasula says REIT is “cautiously optimistic” for rest of 2020.
Luke Zubrod of Chatham Financial on REITs’ sensitivity to interest rates.
CEO Jonathan Stanner also says Summit likes the strong unit level economics from glamping acquisition.
CEO Stephen Lebovitz says CBL is working to solidify its portfolio.
CEO Bill Blackham says investment strategy “working very nicely.”
Anne McCulloch sees continuing supply of assets as traditional owners divest.
CEO Lou Haddad says construction opportunities at “all-time-high.”
CEO Eric Mendelsohn said that after a recent market recovery, acquisition prospects appear healthy.
Dr. James Pogue says leaders must treat inclusion matters with dignity and respect.
Equity Commonwealth’s David Helfand envisions a more focused company in future.
CEO John Kessler says the REIT’s redevelopment strategy has led to 5.5% net effective rent growth over the past year.
General Counsel Troy McHenry says proactive measures are important for an issue that isn’t “going away.”
John Pawlowski sees continued opportunities for cost-cutting.
CEO Nelson Mills said the company has drilled down to New York, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C., and will consider Boston in the future.
Adelante’s Michael Torres says real estate capital becoming “much more discerning.”