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Investment bankers discuss real estate capital market drivers for 2016.
Equity REITs up 15 percent through June 30.
CTO is focused on creating a leading multi-tenant, retail-focused portfolio in strong growth markets.
Cyberthreats pose significant and escalating risks for all industries, including REITs and their customers.
Office REITs own and manage office real estate and rent space in those properties to a variety of tenants.
Vornado to concentrate on New York, Washington, D.C. office property, Manhattan retail.
This is the fourth week out of the past five that REITs have gained more than 1%, and last week’s increase put REITs up 4.8% for the first six weeks of the year.
CyrusOne will hold 8% stake in Chinese company.
Professionals from 70 REITs were in attendance at Nareit's ESG Forum 2019, representing $687 billion in market cap.
REITs outperformed the broader markets by a wide margin, especially those property sectors that had been most impacted by the shutdowns and social distancing measures.
The United Kingdom's stunning decision to leave the EU roiled the financial system, but property markets across Europe still look stable.
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The CMBS delinquency rate continued to decline in August as the reopening of the economy helped revive cash flows at some troubled tenants.
The economic fundamentals for CRE markets maintained momentum in Q3, with GDP growth on trend and modest job gains.