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Commercial real estate giant Inland celebrates a half century.
CEO Owen Thomas says REIT is ensuring significant pre-leasing before starting development.
CEO Steve Horn says a long-term strategy focused on funds from operations gives the company the ability to raise its dividends.
CEO Michael Anderson says the REIT intends to move toward a 100% senior housing-focused portfolio.
Federal Realty’s Ronald Becker says sustainability “embedded in every decision we make.”
Alexandria sustainability lead Ari Frankel highlights benefits of Fitwel program.
LXP CEO Will Eglin says the REIT is also well positioned for manufacturing reshoring activity.
CEO Jeff Witherell said the REIT converted some gross leases to triple net leases and that its leasing spreads are up as well.
Sumit Roy says REIT has raised acquisition guidance to nearly $2 billion for the year.
Garrett Rosenblum says strong collaboration is essential to avoid siloed decisions that can create unintended consequences.
Andrew Spodek says current size of market is between $12 billion to $15 billion.
Positive factors offset by continued high leverage, slow economy.