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EY’s Serena Wolfe says investors should expect a balance sheet composition change.
Bill Bayless also expects progress toward normalized occupancy rates in coming year.
King & Spalding’s Kathryn Furman says preferred equity is a popular alternative capital source.
QTS Realty’s Oliver Schmidt stresses need for alignment on determining key risks.
Host’s Michael Chang says initiatives currently under review at asset level.
CEO Mike Carroll says a mix of regional and national tenants positions the company for growth.
Ferguson Partner’s Jeremy Banoff says it’s increasingly common to find an ESG metric in compensation plans.
CBRE’s Drew Genova expects increased role for data analytics.
Chilton Capital’s Matt Werner also sees potential for buying opportunities ahead.
J.P. Morgan Chase’s Mark Streeter says that the ratings agencies will continue to upgrade REITs with the right leverage balance.
Lazard’s Jay Leupp says Brexit creating opportunities in the UK and across Europe.
CEO Louis Conforti said the REIT views store closures as an opportunity to curate its tenants.
Deloitte’s John D’Angelo also says REITs are reviewing their hiring practices in wake of “great resignation.”
CEO Kenny Gunderman sees “tremendous” opportunities in the segment.
Secretary General Fred Wang says REITs starting to emerge in China.