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Marks discusses the outlook for REITs for the remainder of the year.
NMHC's Doug Bibby said jobs are needed to sustain the momentum.
Capital One’s Greg Horstman says REIT management teams have “variety of levers to pull.”
Ted Klinck says de-densification of office space could offset increase in remote working.
CEO Jay Shah says REIT gaining insights across all levels of demand.
AvalonBay’s Mark Delisi says the REIT is working to meet city and state emissions goals.
Fidelity’s Steve Buller expects trend to hold while disconnect remains.
CEO Phil Hawkins says rents are increasing.
CEO Ed Fritsch on healthy fundamentals in the South and positive economic trends.
CEO Owen Thomas says REIT is ensuring significant pre-leasing before starting development.
CEO Chris Volk says acquisitions in 2020 will be “meaningfully less” than original $1.2 billion target.
Heitman's Tim Pire optimistic about European market.
CEO Darrell Crate says REIT looking to increase FFO by 2% to 3% over next five years.
Green Street’s Jason White says development facing resistance from municipalities.