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For the remainder of 2025 and into 2026, REITs are well-equipped to handle market volatility while capitalizing on growth opportunities in CRE transactions.
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REITs have built necessary cushion to handle interest rate shocks, S&P’s Sarajian says.
Olivia Leigh says REITs should think more about transferable skills and competencies of potential talent.
Newly public REIT focusing on mission-critical government tenants.
CEO Conor Flynn says the REIT is embracing retail’s “dramatic” evolution.
CEO Nelson Mills says San Francisco transactions “exceeding expectations.”
REITs hold steady in July.
Kelly Shaw says LoopNet’s platform was involved in 51% of CRE transactions in 2023.
CEO Bill Crooker said that although the REIT is not aggressively purchasing properties this year, it is in a good financial position.
Sturgis Partners’ Mary Hogan Preusse sees trend fueled by public valuations, ample private funds.
Supply and demand still favorable on West Coast, according to Michael Schall of Essex Property Trust.
Analysts say REITs well positioned for continued consolidation opportunities ahead.
Green Street’s Pierre Rigaud says farmland has a strong track record over long holding periods.
Equity Group Investments chairman sees “a lot of dry powder” on corporate balance sheets.