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BTIG’s Jim Sullivan says leisure segment boosted by flexibility of remote working.
Investors Real Estate Trust’s Timothy Mihalik sees sound fundamentals throughout Midwest.
CEO Benjamin Schall says company continuing to diversify away from Sears.
GRESB includes four REITs in its annual list of the 20 Global Sector Leaders.
U.S. REITs continue to benefit from low interest rates and positive fundamentals, analysts say.
Hap Stein of Regency Centers discusses shopping center REIT’s robust development pipeline.
Interest rates putting pressure on REITs, analysts say.
Merrie Frankel says number of REITs that can issue commercial paper likely to remain small.
REITs are outpacing broader stock market on a year-to-date basis.
Rooftop farm offers vast growing space for produce served in local restaurant.
Catherine Nance of the Center for Audit Quality says audit deficiencies can be misleading.
Goodwin’s Blake Liggio also says privatization transactions at highest level since 2007.
CEO Raymond Lewis describes skilled nursing market as “ripe for consolidation.”
Green Street’s Dave Bragg highlights importance of land-use regulation.