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Experts say it’s important for ETFs to embrace REITs, and vice versa.
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Agree Realty’s Joey Agree says portfolio is built to be resistant to e-commerce, recessions.
CEO Chris Czarnecki says investor base favored a pure play multifamily portfolio.
CEO Jon Wheeler says focus remains on secondary and tertiary markets.
Strong working relationships are built through transparency, says former ProLogis CEO Walter Rakowich.
CEO Chris Volk says STORE has developed balance sheet flexibility.
Fidelity’s Steve Buller expects trend to hold while disconnect remains.
Nareit’s Nicole Funari says benefits can be seen across range of property sectors.
Gavin Duckworth notes that hedging tools used over the past 12-18 months have worked well.
Brookfield increases offer to $18.25 per share from $17.00 per share.
BlackRock’s Sherry Rexroad sees growth accelerating in Northern Europe.
BMO’s Paul Adornato sees investor concerns about asset price arbitrage.
CEO Scott Peters sees development in $100 million to $250 million annual range.
John Thomas details his company's strategy.
Mark Van Deusen of Hunton & Williams picks FIRPTA reform as a key issue for industry.
“Reversion to the mean” in investment markets also cited as key storyline in coming year.
KPMG’s Ruth Tang says reporting of ESG metrics back to lenders could soon be commonplace.