REITs invest in the majority of real estate property types, including offices, apartment buildings, warehouses, retail centers, medical facilities, data centers, cell towers and hotels.
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Retail REITs aim to stay ahead of consumer trends.
Despite concerns about the health of the mall business, one recently announced merger of two retail REIT titans could catalyze more deal-making in a sector going through major changes.
DigitalBridge completes its transformation into a global digital infrastructure REIT.
A look at how infrastructure REITs will use 5G wireless technology to build and support digitally connected communities.
REITs see reinvestment as essential, flexible element of broader strategy to position assets in strongest possible way.
Three analysts discuss the factors that could impact the REIT market in 2020.
DDR’s Dan Hurwitz thrives in the ever-changing retail market.
CEO Hamid Moghadam positions Prologis to succeed in the global economy.
Supply pressures are expected to ease later this year, while absorption remains resilient.
CEO Anne Olson marks one year at the helm of the multifamily REIT.
Szymanski spoke with REIT magazine to discuss her views on NAV growth, how to put interest rate moves in context, and where AEW sees growth in 2022.
While a recession is looking increasingly likely, commercial real estate’s (CRE) relatively strong demand drivers are still fundamentally intact, says Abby Corbett, managing director and senior economist at CoStar’s Market Analytics group.
"REITs will be attractive to investors who prefer a more liquid asset. The lower entry costs of REITs will also be more appealing to smaller investors."
Retail sales in May were 10.9% above recent trends, despite declining slightly from April. Brick & mortar sales are healthy even as e-commerce grows.
Alexander & Baldwin’s portfolio consists of 3.4 million square feet of primarily retail and industrial space in Hawaii.
Staggering demand for U.S. logistics facilities is helping fuel Duke Realty’s continued success.