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Greg Steele also sees investors taking selective approach toward IPOs.
John Forester of REIT Management & Research says tenants seeking more energy and water data.
CEO Jim Heistand says Parkway is looking to expand in select submarkets.
CEO Haddad sees abundant development opportunities for the REIT.
CEO Ernest Rady sees more acquisition opportunities coming to market.
Bob O’Brien says REITs focusing more on honing core strategies than mergers and acquisitions.
CEO Ramin Kamfar says shifting generational demographics favor renting over owning.
Drew Alexander says REIT has sold off weaker centers and has “great” balance sheet.
Green Street’s Lukas Hartwich says leverage of 30 percent or below is optimal.
CEO Conor Flynn says Kimco will be a net seller in 2018.
Bob O’Brien of Deloitte sees REITs paying close attention to cost structures.
Green Street Advisors Chairman Mike Kirby counsels industry against overemphasizing growth.
CEO Jerry Barag says Pacific Northwest, Southern markets are benefitting from Chinese demand.
Duff & Phelps’ Ross Prindle expects “pull and tug” between lessors and lessees.
Green Street Advisors’ Michael Knott says REITs continue to favor RIDEA structure.