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Agreement follows multiple offers by Pebblebrook to acquire LaSalle.
Hersha’s Bennett Thomas says guests, team members, and shareholders all support efforts.
Equity Commonwealth plans to shed office assets; Sam Zell says still “significant” growth in industrial.
REITs return 9.3 percent in 2017.
Brandywine general counsel Brad Molotsky says REITs working on improving communications architecture.
Gleacher's Steve Hentschel says secondary markets face challenges.
NorthStar would gain Griffin-American assets in 31 states and the United Kingdom.
Citigroup, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Take Second, Third Place
CEO Michael Weil says upcoming name change spells out clear focus on necessity retail.
Equity Commonwealth’s David Helfand envisions a more focused company in future.
Available capital and low cap rates are seen as supporting transaction activity.
REITs still attracting investors searching for yield.
NAREIT's Brad Case discusses broad-based outperformance.
IWBI’s Kelly Worden says challenges in finding talent, however, are “very addressable.”