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Doyle Simons will serve as president, CEO of new company.
Essex’s Michael Schall says combining with BRE added “complementary” pieces to company’s portfolio.
Panelists expect to see increased emphasis on investor communications going forward.
Farmland Partners CEO Paul Pittman anticipates acquisition pace to remain buoyant.
CEO says "future's pretty bright" at 20th anniversary of IPO.
Deloitte’s Bob O’Brien still sees hurdles in developing China’s REIT market.
Analysts say it will create the country's largest REIT and could attract investors.
CEO Ed Walter says finding acquisition targets a challenge.
CBRE’s Julie Whelan says office rents could start to recover from mid-2022.
Leslie Hale also says business leaders need to be “committed and deliberate” about adding diversity.
CEOs say communication is critical following disasters.
Rich Hill points to REITs’ historically solid performance after onset of recessionary periods.
REIT fundamentals remain healthy.