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CEO Dave Schulte sees “very attractive” long-term total return potential.
CEO Dominique Moerenhout says 2018 was another strong year for IPOs.
CEO Chad Williams cites diverse product base as key to performance.
Sandy Presant sees elimination of like-kind exchanges as detrimental to economic growth.
Executive vice chairman Ben Moreland says tower sites still bulk of business.
Host’s Michael Chang says focus on supply chain is an opportunity to maintain leadership.
Sumit Roy says REIT has raised acquisition guidance to nearly $2 billion for the year.
Green Street Advisors' Dave Bragg says housing recovery starting to affect multifamily market.
Venable’s Jim Hanks sees more REIT M&A on the horizon.
CEO Chris Constant says economic fundamentals support gas station, convenience store operations.
CEO Sam Landy sees potential boost in vacant land value from administration policy.
CEO Randy Churchey expects REITs to increase their share of student housing market.
CEO Justin Knight says the trend will positively impact the lodging and resorts sector.
COO John Kessler says acquisitions can’t compete with redevelopment of portfolio.
CEO Scott Peters sees development in $100 million to $250 million annual range.
Andy Richard says possible uptick in M&A activity remains an open question.