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CEO Conor Flynn said the REIT makes sure that stakeholders understand what it’s doing as a company.
CEO Jeff Edison sees increased opportunities for external growth.
CEO Lou Haddad says construction opportunities at “all-time-high.”
CEO David Cramer also says NSA “comfortable” with debt loads and availability of capital.
CEO Christopher Constant sees opportunities to grow at “cap rates that work for Getty.”
Getty Realty saw 100% in-place portfolio occupancy in 2025.
Craig Ramiro, EVP of asset management, says office is outpacing the REIT's other asset classes.
Founded in 1982, One Liberty Properties is a diversified, fundamentals-focused company with an active net lease strategy.
CEO Sumit Roy also discusses plans to create a private capital investment platform.
Demand for apartments looks to be robust post-pandemic, however, as there is one feature of housing that makes it different from retail, office, or hotels: one cannot live and sleep online.
Colleen McKeown talks challenges of managing in-person, remote workers.
CEO Joseph Reilly says more housing supply needed in almost every major market.
CEO Michael Weil discussed lease acquisitions and asset dispositions that are driving future growth.
Richard Stockton sees urban properties “firing on all cylinders” in 2022.