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Armada Hoffler’s Louis Haddad says development pipeline at historically high level.
CEO Owen Thomas says new development will be important growth driver.
Chilton Capital’s Matt Werner also sees potential for buying opportunities ahead.
Kimco’s Conor Flynn says shopping center REIT focusing on major metro markets.
Analyst Vince Tibone says demand has come from a wide variety of sources.
CEO Mark Zalatoris says REIT will be net acquirer of assets by year-end.
CEO Scott Fordham sees continued headwinds in Houston market.
CEO Donald Miller says Piedmont’s balance sheet in best shape ever.
Capital One's Kalaw expects more REIT IPOs, consolidation.
Brooks sees city densification forcing Canadian real estate companies to change.
CEO Benjamin Schall says the differentiator allows Seritage to find constructive buyers.
CEO John Kilroy says capital recycling a “big part” of company’s strategy.
COO Krissy Gathright says RevPAR growth is “modest and steady.”
Brookfield's Bachia sees need for more submetered buildings.
King & Spaulding’s Keith Townsend says REITs need to be aware they are “vulnerable.”