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Dustin Schultz sees increased attention on forward looking statements.
PwC’s Scott Tornberg says the FASB is looking for more detailed information in some cases regarding cash flow statement, income statement, and income tax disclosure.
CEO Mike Landy sees long-term value in industrial assets.
J.P. Morgan real estate strategist discusses commercial real estate valuations.
Green Street sees higher cap rates in all sectors except industrial.
CEO Paul Szurek says REIT able to grow asset base at replacement cost.
CEO Victor Coleman says REIT partnering with Blackstone in various locations.
Stroock’s Evan Hudson says joint venture activity is also notable.
Daniel LeBey says new asset classes or strategies offer best chance for IPOs.
Sturgis Partners’ Mary Hogan Preusse sees trend fueled by public valuations, ample private funds.
PwC’s Byron Carlock says dry powder remains on the sidelines.
BMO’s Mark Decker Sr. says smaller, well-run companies offer potential.
Owning high-quality real estate is key in current market, according to mall REIT executive.
CEO Bruce Duncan seeing demand from tenants of all sizes.