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CEO Bruce Duncan seeing demand from tenants of all sizes.
PwC’s Byron Carlock says dry powder remains on the sidelines.
Invesco’s Darin Turner also says most of the recent growth for tower REITs has been international.
BMO’s Mark Decker Sr. says smaller, well-run companies offer potential.
Daniel LeBey says new asset classes or strategies offer best chance for IPOs.
Sturgis Partners’ Mary Hogan Preusse sees trend fueled by public valuations, ample private funds.
Agree Realty’s Joey Agree says portfolio is built to be resistant to e-commerce, recessions.
CEO Chris Czarnecki says investor base favored a pure play multifamily portfolio.
Strong working relationships are built through transparency, says former ProLogis CEO Walter Rakowich.
CEO Chris Volk says STORE has developed balance sheet flexibility.
CEO Drew Sims says fundamentals in core markets are “mixed.”
Brookfield increases offer to $18.25 per share from $17.00 per share.
CEO Jon Wheeler says focus remains on secondary and tertiary markets.
Morris, Manning & Martin’s Daniel Weede says more M&A activity likely.
Fidelity’s Steve Buller expects trend to hold while disconnect remains.
BlackRock’s Sherry Rexroad sees growth accelerating in Northern Europe.