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For the remainder of 2025 and into 2026, REITs are well-equipped to handle market volatility while capitalizing on growth opportunities in CRE transactions.
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CEO David Bistricer says recent re-financings have helped fix the company’s variable rate debt.
CEO Richard Stockton sees advances coming for in-room technology.
For Outfront Media, out-of-home advertising real estate leads to success.
CEO Richard Stockton also says Four Seasons Arizona acquisition diversifies portfolio.
CEO Sam Landy says UMH has internal and external expansion opportunities.
CEO Joey Agree says REIT’s focus is on top retailers, including Walmart.
CEO Christopher Czarnecki says REIT at the beginning stages of targeting a wider investor audience.
CEO Doug Bouquard says focus has mainly been on multifamily, but also eyeing industrial.
Mark Parrell says REIT’s portfolio occupancy level is at 97%.
Host’s Michael Chang says companies should take a consistent approach to gathering data.
CEO Chris Constant sees “significant” M&A activity among convenience store tenants.
The resurgence of a landmark anchor tenant marked the first step in Kimco’s long-term revitalization of an entire shopping center.
CEO Jay Sugarman attributes 2021 success to repeat customers, an increase in multi-family, and the REIT’s entrance into new regions.
CEO James Taylor Jr. says almost 15% of the company has been sold through the private markets since 2017.