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Tom Wilkin of PwC says new standard addresses concerns about off-balance sheet transactions.
Shepley says proactive planning leads to improved pricing and partnerships.
CEO Steven Vondran says REIT will work with customers to expand 5G network into rural areas.
The company remains optimistic about future expansion despite industry challenges.
CEO Jeff Witherell says REIT has also expanded credit facility, lowered interest costs.
Jeffrey Fisher highlights challenges of labor shortage.
CEO Ben Butcher says company cooling on JV deals.
ESG considerations are embedded at various stages of the PGGM investment process.
CEO Bill Lenehan sees robust pipeline of opportunities ahead.
President Ella Neyland sees “huge” inventory of potential acquisitions.
Haendel St. Juste says near-term volatility here to stay for REITs.
CEO Benjamin Butcher says these are worthwhile industrial markets that are often overlooked.
CEO Christopher Constant sees opportunities to grow at “cap rates that work for Getty.”
CEO says select-service hotel model has gained institutional and customer acceptance.
PNC’s Jason Kushner describes capital markets as “unsettled.”