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Experts say it’s important for ETFs to embrace REITs, and vice versa.
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Joseph Coradino stresses importance of finding exciting, first-to-market retailers.
Bill Staffieri says SEC has a wide range of issues on their agenda.
Washington REIT’s Matthew Praske says metering in place across portfolio.
Nareit’s Brad Case to make another nine CFA presentations in the coming months.
Digital Realty’s Aaron Binkley says REIT separating out capex projects with energy components.
Bills would eliminate dividends paid deduction or require shareholder withholding.
Chris Volk sees long runway for growth in middle market and larger company space.
Duke Realty’s Mark Patterson says a deficit exists within the tax technology area.
Prologis’ Jeannie Renne-Malone expects increased cost-benefit analysis of investments.
GPT Group’s Bruce Precious says it is essential for industry to work together.
Hannon Armstrong’s Parker White points to quicker payback periods, better returns.
Leenhouts and twin brother Nelson formed Home Properties in 1994.
GGP’s Brian Montague sees “huge impact” from solar energy projects.
CEO Don Brain says investors are reacting positively to the strategy.
PwC’s Tom Wilkin says $350 trillion of global contracts linked in some way to LIBOR.
Fidelity’s Steve Buller says fundamentals “good.”