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Host Hotels & Resorts is using AI-powered building analytics, climate risk modeling, and emerging technology investments to improve efficiency and strengthen resilience across its hotel portfolio.
Walt Rakowich emphasizes importance for leaders to be “humble and human.”
Micah Brill says tenants responsible for more than 50 percent of energy use.
Christopher Johnston sees rise in creative deal structures, including JVs.
Bi-monthly thoughts from REIT magazine's Editor in Chief.
Jeff Donnelly discussed asset recycling, favorable market conditions, and capital management plans.
KPMG’s David Fisher says AI could revolutionize project management in real estate.
Forest management remains core, but the REIT is positioned to take full advantage of climate change solutions.
CEO Owen Thomas says New York leasing is at pre-COVID levels.
CFO Raymond Martz says REIT has paused asset sales amid cautious economic landscape.
CEO Louis Conforti says common areas play key role in success of malls.