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Donald Holley says mREIT has robust hedging policy.
CEO Marshall Loeb sees tailwinds from migration to Sun Belt, e-commerce.
Kerry Vandel of the University of California-Irvine cites changes in technology as having a major impact on real estate business.
REIT attorney also expects continued inflow of foreign capital.
Cap rates heading lower in New York, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., says CEO Albert Behler.
J.P. Morgan's Tony Paolone gives outlook for REIT sectors in 2014.
CEO Arlen Nordhagen says REIT less exposed to oversupply than most of its peers.
CEO John Case expects occupancy levels remaining around 98 percent.
Daniel LeBey says new asset classes or strategies offer best chance for IPOs.
Sandy Presant sees elimination of like-kind exchanges as detrimental to economic growth.
Armada Hoffler’s Louis Haddad says development pipeline at historically high level.
EY’s Dianne Umberger says like-kind exchanges remain a useful tool for REITs.
Green Street Advisors' Dave Bragg says housing recovery starting to affect multifamily market.
MindClick CEO Joanna Abrams says investors need to see continuous improvement.