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Goodwin’s John Haggerty says REITs should utilize their boards as a defense against activists.
Steven Marks of Fitch Ratings says REITs buying back stock “not as accretive” in current market.
Vornado’s Sukanya Paciorek sees benefits to corporate competition in sustainability.
Chatham Financial’s Gavin Duckworth sees transition from LIBOR to SOFR.
Green Street’s Dave Bragg says markets have traded in line with underlying value of their assets.
UPS Group Trust’s Greg Spick says he looks to REITs first when building a real estate position.
Sophia Banar of Forum Securities says emerging markets taking on greater appeal.
CBRE IM’s Jonathan Miniman also says capital markets “wide open” for REITs.
Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust Chairman and CEO Jon Wheeler discusses focus on secondary, tertiary markets.
Matt Werner of Chilton Capital Management tailoring new fund to interest rate policy.
RERC quarterly report points to “precarious balance” between price and value.
Joshua Kagan expects sharp increase in energy efficiency transactions in coming years.