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CEO Dave Holeman also sees strong organic growth opportunities embedded in properties.
Berkshire Hathaway stake confirms interest of generalist investors, according to STORE CEO Chris Volk.
Morgan Stanley's Guy Metcalfe says to look for more M&A activity.
APG’s Rutger van der Lubbe also underscores importance of asset-level certification.
Eric Frankel says development platforms have grown smaller, but more profitable.
Micah Brill says tenants responsible for more than 50 percent of energy use.
Digital Realty’s Aaron Binkley says Facebook transaction can be replicated with other customers.
Joel Beam of Forward Management says fund targeting sectors with shorter lease durations.
Capital One’s Greg Horstman says REIT management teams have “variety of levers to pull.”
iStar CEO Jay Sugarman says ground lease business likely to play increasing role.
CEO Joe Coradino says PREIT has worked hard to prepare for Sears bankruptcy.
CEO T. Wilson Eglin says build-to-suit is important component of growth strategy.