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Tom Bartlett expects continued growth in markets outside the U.S.
Cerberus Capital’s Ron Kravit discusses the current state of the international real estate markets.
UMH CEO discusses increasing occupancies.
CEO Steve Smith says move has changed company’s investor base.
AccountAbility’s Sunny Misser says sustainability becoming increasingly mainstream.
CEO Gary Wojtaszek says European demand “much stronger” than in U.S.
Post Properties senior vice president for taxation Kate Mason focuses on need to provide auditors with relevant information.
Evercore's Marty Cicco analyzes REIT IPO wave of 2013.
Stefan Tucker of Venable says new measures put burden of tax on partnerships, not partners.
CEO Owen Thomas says New York leasing is at pre-COVID levels.
EY’s Umar Riaz says REITs should take a broad view of their desired operating model.
Green Street’s John Bejjani says economy lifting real estate fundamentals.
Scholes sees growth driven by individual business traveler.
Engagious’ Rich Thau sees many unanswered questions and anxiety surrounding the return to work.
CEO Ted Rollins says company partnering with schools that provide best value.