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Head of British Property Federation discusses office sector recovery.
EPRI’s Steven Rose recommends treating investments in electrification, resilience, and on-site generation as risk management strategies.
CEO Jeffrey Fisher anticipates some “interesting” capital recycling opportunities.
Ten-X’s Tunc Akin says advances in technology are further improving transparency.
Macroeconomic concerns and strategic advantages are taking center stage for the REIT.
Berkshire Hathaway stake confirms interest of generalist investors, according to STORE CEO Chris Volk.
Mike Graziano of Goldman Sachs says REIT equity offerings in 2015 have been surprising.
IPOs more attainable for smaller REITs, says Bohlert of NYSE.
CEO Amy Tait discusses Broadtree Homes launch.
CEO Jonathan Stanner discussed growth strategies and market conditions.
CEO Justin Hutchens says opportunity, competition rising in senior housing.
Susan Wachter says REITs help diversify investment portfolios.
New commercial real estate supply remains muted, according to Steven Marks of Fitch Ratings.
Eric Frankel says development platforms have grown smaller, but more profitable.