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Extra Space’s Spencer Kirk expects more consolidation in self-storage.
Marks discusses the outlook for REITs for the remainder of the year.
CEOs of Simon Property Group, American Tower, Public Storage, and Ventas included.
NMHC's Doug Bibby said jobs are needed to sustain the momentum.
Retiring CEO David Henry discusses plans to make succession process “easy for the market.”
Monmouth's Landy says new construction is needed to meet pent-up demand.
CEO Marshall Loeb says demand for infill sites has grown in last two years.
CEO Wendy Simpson says health care REIT focused on unmet memory care needs.
CEO Gordan DuGan calls industrial and office assets in major locales market sweet spot.
CEO John Thomas says demographics continue to favor sector.
DWS’s John Vojticek says access to emerging asset classes is key reason to invest in listed real estate.
BioMed Realty Trust CEO Alan Gold discusses competitive strategy in life sciences real estate.
Heitman’s Tim Pire says lodging, suburban office sectors could surprise in second half.