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EPRA CEO Dominique Moerenhout expects continued IPO activity in 2018.
Stacey McEvoy says JVs offer flexibility around structuring that could be appealing to REITs.
Stout’s Jason Krentler says he is generally bullish on REIT M&A in the year ahead, particularly in certain sectors.
CEO T. Wilson Eglin discusses company’s dividend growth.
Neil Wolitzer of Goldman Sachs says privatization activity likely to be limited.
CEO Dominique Moerenhout says 2018 was another strong year for IPOs.
Gaming REITs are real estate companies that own gaming, entertainment, and experiential real estate properties, including casinos, resorts, and hotels.
New CEO Mark DeCesaris expects more acquisitions, product diversity, and efficiencies.
BDO’s Amy Rojik says digital assets are one PCAOB project of particular interest to REITs and commercial real estate companies.
MIT’s Steve Weikal envisions a transformation of existing property types.
University of Denver Professor Glenn Mueller sees job growth continuing to support real estate fundamentals in 2015.
Morgan Stanley’s Laurel Durkay said that significant dry powder and the value discrepancy between the public and private markets were major factors spurring transactions in 2021.
Declining vacancy rates and rising rents are expected to support prices, REIT returns.