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Extra Space CEO Spencer Kirk says low supply benefits industry.
CEO Amy Tait discusses her company's acquisitions in 2013.
CEO Eric Bolton anticipates all synergy opportunities will be fully realized by 2015.
ChatterBlast Media CEO Evan Urbania discusses impact of social media platforms on real estate industry.
SoTHERLY Hotels’ Drew Sims: Company in “the sweet spot.”
FEG Investment Advisors’ Christian Busken says funds are attracted by value discrepancies.
STAG Industrial CEO Ben Butcher discusses his company's growth strategy.
Barclays’ Scott Schaevitz sees limited scope for IPOs in 2016.
David Toti of Cantor Fitzgerald discusses potential effects of interest rate increases.
Green Street's McCulloch indicates real estate "fairly valued."
Will Teichman, director of sustainability at Kimco Realty Corp., joined REIT.com for a video interview at NAREIT’s 2014 Leader in the Light Working Forum in San Francisco.
NAREIT’s Calvin Schnure says fundamentals point to continued demand for multifamily housing.