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Nuveen’s Martin Davies also highlights farmland’s lack of correlation with the economic cycle.
Jennifer Weiss of Greenberg Traurig sees concern among public REITs regarding transaction safe harbor rules.
Green Street Advisors’ Michael Knott says REITs continue to favor RIDEA structure.
NAREIT’s Brad Case says outperforming S&P 500 in January in line with historical trends for REIT market.
RealFoundations’ David Stanford sees socially responsible investors as “significantly underinvested in real estate.”
Sandy Presant of Greenberg Traurig sees opportunities for lenders who can refinance coming debt maturities.
NAREIT’s Calvin Schnure says high occupancy rates bode well for 2016.
DCT’s Phil Hawkins sees growth in distribution tenants.
Hogan Lovells’ Mike McTiernan says more work involved if CEO salary much higher than median employee.
Minerva’s Merrie Frankel says increased diversity positively impacts the bottom line.
Nuveen’s Carly Tripp also says increased rental income due to strong demand, not inflation.