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New CEO Lisa Palmer says bricks and mortar remain critical to retail strategy.
Green Street’s Dave Bragg highlights importance of land-use regulation.
CEO Cynthia Figge sees increased pressure on companies to report ESG data.
CEO Conor Flynn expects grocery stores to comprise 85%-90% of portfolio in next five years.
Green Street's Reagan discusses key stories in office market.
CEO Stephen Lebovitz says dividend cut positions REIT for better long-term growth.
Kok provides an overview of the 2013 GRESB survey results.
CEO Scott Frederiksen says e-commerce clients providing growth.
CEO Joe Margolis says REIT’s data analytics expertise driving results.
CEO Chris Marr says he expects supply to decline though in 2020.
CEO Paul McDermott sees multifamily demographics supporting income outlook.
Extra Space’s Spencer Kirk expects more consolidation in self-storage.
Green Street’s Frankel keeping watch on supply levels in response to strong demand.
CEO Jay Whitehurst says the REIT’s top 25 tenants are focused on e-commerce-resistant businesses.
Bloomberg’s Lenora Suki says U.S. reporting lagging Europe and Asia.