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Michael Barnello of LaSalle Hotel Properties discusses trends in guests’ tastes and preferences.
CEO Jeff Donnelly also sees increase in group bookings for second half.
CEO Stephen Horn said tenants with large balance sheets position the REIT well in times of uncertainty.
CEO Hap Stein says Regency will realize $27 million of synergies from deal.
Prologis’ Ed Nekritz is urging REIT industry to take similar steps to help end COVID-19.
Deloitte's Bob O'Brien says REITs should focus on improving margins.
Prologis was a recipient of Nareit’s 2026 Leader in the Light Award for transparency.
Chris Benjamin anticipates further simplification of the REIT’s business model.
Sean Reilly discusses growth of company's digital advertising business.
Christopher Benjamin says demand for assets in Hawaii has remained strong.
CEO William Trimble says investors understand REIT’s business model.
Urban retail and active asset management emerge as key focus areas amid rising inflation in Japan.
CEO Jeffrey Stoops says REIT closely watching proposed Sprint/T-Mobile merger.
CEO Bill Meaney sees vast potential in new markets.