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Tom Wilkin says certainty about longer term trends, price discovery are needed to bolster activity.
Physicians Realty’s Leann Mester says projects are driven by the interests of the team.
CEO Bill Crooker said that although the REIT is not aggressively purchasing properties this year, it is in a good financial position.
CEO Justin Knight says about half of portfolio has no new supply within a five mile radius.
PwC’s Tom Wilkin said the REIT industry has remained “very resilient” over the past 18 months.
CEO David Sedgwick says the REIT is positioned to recover from the pandemic despite a tight labor market.
WashREIT’s Taryn Fielder also stresses need to be proactive on cybersecurity matters.
InvenTrust’s Christy David says that a high-functioning legal team helps facilitate a business more broadly.
President Chris Bilotto says the REIT’s goal is to sell older assets and reinvest in growing markets.
Susan Givens describes move-in numbers as “encouraging.”
CFO Anthony Saladino says core fundamentals at strongest level in more than a decade.
Senior Manager Anita Battle said Equinix has created a progressive culture that employees lean into.
CEO Sam Landy also sees increased demand for UMH properties as a result of higher interest rates.