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Demand for apartment space growing with economy, MAA CEO Eric Bolton says.
ROIC able to lower cost of long term debt capital.
Deloitte’s Sally Ann Flood says 88% of survey respondents expect revenues to increase.
CEO Bill Bayless highlights stability of cash flow for student housing REIT.
Host’s Michael Chang says focus on supply chain is an opportunity to maintain leadership.
Regulations appear to not apply to REITs.
CEO Roger Waesche says development remains the engine of growth.
MIT’s Steve Weikal envisions a transformation of existing property types.
CEO Jon Bortz says business and group travel to be “laggards” in recovery.
CEO T. Wilson Eglin says build-to-suit is important component of growth strategy.
Hap Stein of Regency Centers discusses shopping center REIT’s robust development pipeline.
CEO John Thomas discusses demand for larger treatment spaces in medical office buildings.
New series provides daily information on changes in property values.
PwC’s Byron Carlock says dry powder remains on the sidelines.
Gramercy’s Gordon DuGan says opportunities outweigh challenges facing company in 2015.