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Phillips Edison & Company, Inc. has invested solely in grocery-anchored shopping centers for the past 25 years.
Growth in REIT sector supported by low supply, improving demand, ample capital.
CEO Glenn Rufrano says quality of underlying assets supported by results.
Increased needs for storage during the pandemic helped push occupancy rates for self-storage REITs to a record high of 95.3% in the third quarter of 2020
CEO Chris Bilotto says the transition to seven SHOP operators creates meaningful upside potential.
Rehan emphasizes that public debt and equity markets are leading the thawing process.
PREA Quarterly article highlights approach taken by MN and Bouwinvest.
iStar CEO Jay Sugarman says ground lease business likely to play increasing role.
Greg Cope sees promising M&A activity in the year ahead.
Kilroy’s Sara Neff says janitors are the “eyes and ears” of a building.
REITs are taking a bigger role in local, regional, and federal policy discussions on supply chain issues, experts say.
Green Street’s Craig Leupold says number of REITs may decline in short-term.