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CEO Donald Wood says with cap rates contracted, sensible retail-centric acquisitions are scarce in current market.
CEO Stephen Budorick expects COPT to achieve 1 million square feet of development leasing in 2020.
CEO Bill Hankowsky also highlights REIT’s growing preference for industrial assets.
GGP’s Brian Montague says sustainability projects popular with shareholders.
CEO Bill Hankowsky says goal is to achieve maximum flexibility with new buildings.
Rayonier owns 2.7 million acres in U.S. and New Zealand.
REALpac’s Nancy Anderson says sentiment tempered by economic headwinds.
CEO Bill Bayless sees potential for agreements with other Fortune 50 companies.
CEO Bruce Schanzer sees gains from re-leasing and reinvestment.
Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis lawyer provides an overview of environmental issues facing REITs.
Goodwin Procter’s Ettore Santucci skeptical about REIT IPO increase in 2015.
Public Storage’s Natalia Johnson says human capital issues have “never been more challenging.”
Mike Landy says Monmouth’s portfolio has vacancy rate of only 1%.
CEO Arlen Nordhagen says REIT’s goal is growth of at least 10% per year.