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Global private capital chasing medical investments.
Life Storage embraces technology to help it increase efficiency and create new ways to attract and connect with customers.
Camden Property Trust, Glimcher Realty Trust, Starwood Property Trust receive gold awards.
Bellisario says wealthy travelers are currently driving growth within the leisure sector.
Green Street Advisors’ John Bejjani discusses his forecast for the office REIT sector.
Norges Bank Investment Management’s real estate investment strategy combines 50% REITs and 50% private real estate investments to enhance diversification, access new and emerging property sectors, and optimize cost management.
Active managers in the REIT space differ significantly from those in private real estate principally in their investment in non-traditional property sectors.
FPL’s Jeremy Banoff says retention of top talent is number one concern.
Several important data releases are scheduled in the coming weeks. Here’s what to watch.
Solid macroeconomic fundamentals are good news for commercial real estate and REITs, as a growing economy generates increased demand for leased commercial space.
Prof. Zeno Adams discusses risk spillover research.
Peter Moglia of Alexandria Real Estate Equities says competition for assets validates business model.
Alexandria’s Ari Frankel says the pool of green capital continues to grow.
According to a recent analysis by Green Street Advisors, mall REITs and tenants are ramping up the customer experience, As a result, lower-end mall stock expected to shrink.
Putting the pieces of connected commerce together in the COVID-19 era.