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Gramercy’s Gordon DuGan says opportunities outweigh challenges facing company in 2015.
DLA Piper survey highlights abundant capital availability, low interest rates.
Retail REITs own and manage retail real estate and rent space in those properties to tenants.
Green Street’s Jed Reagan sees office development returning in select markets.
Vornado to concentrate on New York, Washington, D.C. office property, Manhattan retail.
CEO Denny Oklak says industrial occupancy rates near 97 percent.
In a recent speech, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton commented on the Commission’s recent Roundtable on the Proxy Process.
CEO Paul Pittman says southeastern region continues to offer growth.
Third Avenue’s Ryan Dobratz also sees increased M&A activity in next 12-24 months.
Columbia says project is the first of its kind in the District of Columbia.
Investors assessing possible changes to macroeconomic picture, observers say.
National Retail CEO says company is constantly trying to improve portfolio.
PwC Partner Mitch Roschelle says lower cap rates show that recovery is “durable.”
REITs outperformed S&P 500 in 2015, setting the stage for this year.