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Hersha’s Matthew Lobach expects increase in real-time data monitoring of building systems.
Job growth has propelled the company’s top geographic markets, according to Equity Residential's CEO.
CEO David Schulte said unpredictable oil prices have led the REIT to be more careful about what assets it owns.
CIO Peter Moglia says upcoming development projects will boost NOI growth.
CEO Christopher Constant sees growing popularity of stand-alone, quick-serve restaurants.
Green Street’s Cedrik Lachance says the trend is likely to hold over the long term.
University of Denver Professor Glenn Mueller sees job growth continuing to support real estate fundamentals in 2015.
NYSE’s Ron Bohlert says REIT IPO activity almost 10% of total market.
Changes aimed at providing state-of-the-art coverage.
CEO John Chamberlain discusses growth of company's portfolio.
EPRA CEO Dominique Moerenhout expects continued IPO activity in 2018.
CEO Ben Butcher also said ESG practices help save money over time.
CEO John McRoberts says regulatory changes could benefit health care industry.
CEO Randy Churchey says discount to NAV is “very frustrating for all of us.”