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New data show that REITs continue to have well-structured debt; 76 percent of REITs’ total debt is unsecured, while 87 percent of listed REITs’ total debt is at a fixed rate, according to first quarter 2023 data from the Nareit Total REIT Industry Tracker Series (T-Tracker®) report released today.
Today’s economic environment has no historical precedent. What markers can we rely on as the economy and commercial real estate move into uncharted waters?
Green Street’s new Director of Research Cedrik Lachance says real estate is in a good spot right now, with strong fundamentals and a runway for growth for property sectors worst hit by COVID-19 as well as those that flourished during the crisis.
As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues become increasingly important to REITs, an emerging area of focus is that of the sustainable and ethical practices that a REIT’s supplier companies might employ.
Analysts say supply picture buoys REITs for the long haul.
Despite the bumps in the road ahead, the issue of a strong recovery is no longer “if” but “when”.
Princeton University economics professor Burton Malkiel is the author of “A Random Walk Down Wall Street,” an investment classic first published in 1973 that launched the movement toward passive index investing.
Time—and, of course, success—can go a long way toward changing the perception about anything.
Kilroy Realty is looking for emerging technologies that improve the environmental performance of its own portfolio and accelerate change in the broader real estate industry.
“The energy-infrastructure market has less competitive dynamics at play. There typically aren’t speculative pipelines built. There’s less vacancy-rate risk,” says CEO David J. Schulte.
U.S. REITs exploring more international growth opportunities.
Apartment, retail sectors said to be poised for growth.
In the company’s first 10 years, its strategy has been proven through COVID and economic challenges.
Colin Trovato at Ranger Global sees sustained demand for single family rental homes.