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CEO Chris Benjamin says the Hawaiian economy is “coming back strong.”
Steve Brown is a senior vice president and senior portfolio manager with American Century Investments.
Heitman's Tim Pire optimistic about European market.
The biggest question for the apartment sector lately has been whether the bulging pipeline of new supply would swamp the pent-up demand that accumulated during the Great Recession. Indeed, rental demand flagged during the winter as construction reached new highs, feeding worries about the outlook.
CEO John Moragne said that the REIT’s industrial rents have jumped from 31% to 51% in the past five years.
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 Sam Landy says that the REIT also obtained new Fannie Mae mortgages accepting rental homes.
CEO John Albright says REIT will look for “opportunistic buys” in 2024.
CEO Danny Prosky remains optimistic about opportunities in long-term care.
Kimberly Pexton says companies should not shy away from making public climate commitments.
CEO Rick Matros says tenants do not have to repay the REIT until they see returns.
Company leaders focus on platform expansion, demographic tailwinds, and portfolio transformation.