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Corporate balance sheets look healthy, according to REITWorld panelists.
University of Missouri professor Dan French discusses his research.
CEO Ramin Kamfar sees many attractive acquisition opportunities.
PGIM’s Rick Romano says real estate cycle still has room to run.
Stuart Eisenberg of BDO USA says REITs face challenges in finding deals that make sense.
President and CEO Jackson Hsieh says 50% of Spirit’s rent now comes from public-reporting tenants.
CFO Dean Shigenaga expects rent growth to continue beyond 2018.
NAREIT’s Brad Case says investors waiting for more information on economy, Fed policy.
FPL's Jeremy Banoff discusses results.
Capital chasing limited number of real estate assets.
CEO Daniel DuPree attributes success to a well-defined market in the Sunbelt.
Governance specialist Jim Hanks of Venable says proxy access has become a major issue.
New commercial real estate supply remains muted, according to Steven Marks of Fitch Ratings.
CEO John Thomas discusses demand for larger treatment spaces in medical office buildings.
CEO Drew Alexander expects REIT to continue selling assets in second half of 2018.
Highwoods CEO Ed Fritsch says “tests of fire” have made REITs stronger.