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Eric Frankel says development platforms have grown smaller, but more profitable.
Cydney Donnell of Texas A&M says major institutions still under-allocated to real estate.
Goodwin’s Blake Liggio also says privatization transactions at highest level since 2007.
NorthStar would gain Griffin-American assets in 31 states and the United Kingdom.
CEO Michael Weil says upcoming name change spells out clear focus on necessity retail.
Available capital and low cap rates are seen as supporting transaction activity.
Brandywine general counsel Brad Molotsky says REITs working on improving communications architecture.
Gleacher's Steve Hentschel says secondary markets face challenges.
CyrusOne’s Kyle Myers says REIT has set a goal of zero carbon emissions by 2040.
IWBI’s Kelly Worden says challenges in finding talent, however, are “very addressable.”
REITs still attracting investors searching for yield.
Equity Commonwealth’s David Helfand envisions a more focused company in future.
NAREIT's Brad Case discusses broad-based outperformance.
CEO Chris Volk reports that fundamentals are “terrific.”