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REITs delivered strong investment performance through mid-year 2026, outperforming the broad equity market by a sizable margin.
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Pérez discussed critical role of integrating diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.
President Bob Cutlip says REIT comfortable purchasing assets in secondary markets.
EY’s Serena Wolf also sees heightened interest in non-GAAP measures by audit committees.
Fund manager Sherry Rexroad says monetary policy exerting significant influence around the world.
CEO Hap Stein discusses development, redevelopment platforms.
Ari Frankel says investors better understand link between sustainability and financial performance.
Susan Wachter of the Wharton School explains research on REIT capital structures during the global credit crunch.
Jerry Barag also highlights record demand in repair/remodel lumber market.
Hersha’s Bennett Thomas says guests, team members, and shareholders all support efforts.
American Assets Trust’s John Chamberlain sees acquisitions as overly expensive.
CEO Bill Stein says data center demand “remains incredibly healthy.”
Scholes sees growth driven by individual business traveler.
Deloitte’s Jim Berry describes fundamentals as “still pretty strong.”
Michael Glimcher says merged company’s leasing, personnel and redevelopment among keys to success.