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Green Street’s Bayle Smith says Fed action later this year may alleviate current challenges.
CIO Marcos Alvarado says iStar is also focused on enhancing its credit profile and simplifying its story.
CEO Sam Landy says REIT also seeing major impact from its Opportunity Zone Fund.
Andrey Pavlov of Simon Fraser University examines REITs’ decision-making processes before the financial crisis.
Bill Staffieri says SEC has a wide range of issues on their agenda.
Anne Canfield of Canfield & Associates sees consensus building on GSE reform.
BDO’s Scott Smith highlights state variability on market-based sourcing rules.
CEO Amy Tait discusses her company's acquisitions in 2013.
CEO Jeff Donnelly says free cash flow per share growth is key priority this year.
PwC’s Sam Melehani sees local business taxes as next challenge for REITs.
CEO Ric Campo says development “still a really good business.”
Welltower’s Rick Avery sees growing role for distributed energy grids.
CEO Christopher Volk says the company works to create demand rather than stealing market share.
SITE Center’s Joe Lopez sees shift away from asset-based approach.