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The RMR Group’s John Forester said the company examines its emissions, green leases, and flood data on a quarterly basis as well.
Moishe Gubin said the company does not “push for deals that don’t make sense for us.”
Heidi Learner of Altus says data points are now being used to look at what’s ahead, rather than just a moment in time.
Capital One Securities’ Chris Lucas says transactions should be more focused on public to private, with more cash buyouts this year.
NAREIT’s Brad Case says conditions continue to improve for U.S. real estate investors.
President and CEO Justin Knight discusses travel demand shifts, cost discipline, and market confidence heading into 2026.
Anna Pinedo also says SEC climate disclosure rules will create increased workload.
Owen Thomas says REIT anticipates FFO per share growth above 13% this year.
CIO Tom Lorenzini says mREIT “well positioned” within middle market segment.
CEO Moishe Gubin discussed the company’s strong 2025 performance, acquisition strategy, and priorities looking ahead.
Brent Obleton of Hudson Pacific Properties says companies should measure both quantitative and qualitative results.
CEO John Thomas said the demand for outpatient medical services across the country is growing.
CEO Terry Considine says housing recovery "good news" for company.