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REIT market outperformed broader stock market.
CubeSmart’s Christopher Marr says mobile devices now play important role in attracting customers.
NAREIT’s Calvin Schnure discusses the major themes in the U.S. economy and real estate at the start of 2017.
CoStar’s Lisa McNatt says Americans are spending $5 trillion of pandemic-era savings in retail and other sectors, and employees are returning to the office.
Limited supply also boosting long-term growth opportunities.
A University of Texas professor discusses his research.
Willis’ Joe Downey urges REITs to consider wide swath of insurance companies.
Ferguson Partners Consulting’s Jeremy Banoff says salaries have increased; turnover primarily at junior level.
NAREIT’s Brad Case says REIT fundamentals remain strong.
Bill Newman, founder of New Plan, served as NAREIT chair at the dawn of the Modern REIT ERA, but says investor education was his tenure's biggest accomplishment.
Wendy Simpson discusses impact of health care reform.
Kirk Sykes, a former Boston Federal Reserve Bank chair, says industry needs to embrace diversity.
Park CEO Thomas Baltimore says deal accelerates REIT’s long-term strategic goals.