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Preferred Apartment CEO John Williams sees widespread demand for multifamily housing.
CEO Randy Churchey expects REITs to increase their share of student housing market.
Mark Decker says REIT has the most financial flexibility it has ever had.
QTS Realty Trust’s Shirley Goza predicts “pushback” if Dodd-Frank clawback provisions broadened.
Savills' Jeffrey Cooper says ambulatory facilities offer promising investment opportunity.
CEO Scott Peters sees development in $100 million to $250 million annual range.
COO John Kessler says acquisitions can’t compete with redevelopment of portfolio.
Realty Income CEO John Case explains appeal of portfolio to baby boomer generation.
BDO’s Tara Pendleton also says critical audit matters are unique to every company.
Managing director Ron Bohlert says non-listed REITs could make up for lack of IPOs.
GGP's Marti Smith says sustainability efforts well-received by stakeholders.
Apple Hospitality is monitoring developments with Airbnb, according to CEO Justin Knight.
KPMG’s Kimber Bascom says lessees could ask for extra flexibility.
HCP CEO Lauralee Martin sees more sophistication among senior housing operators.