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CEO Debra Cafaro says cap rates for health care real estate point to confidence in the asset class.
"Shared expectations are good, and guidance may temper overly optimistic, or overly dour, outlooks by some. It places expectations on management to achieve."
EdR brings town and gown together in vibrant downtown development.
CEO Steve Budorick says critical nature of tenants’ missions insulates REIT from work from home, corporate rightsizing.
DLA Piper’s John Sullivan points to estimates of $400 billion in institutional capital ready to invest.
Pebblebrook's Bortz sees West Coast outperforming East Coast.
Scholes sees growth driven by individual business traveler.
Carly Tripp stresses importance of individual asset selection.
Kimco’s Conor Flynn says shopping center REIT focusing on major metro markets.
GGP’s Kate Courtis says REITs with JVs should consider different ways to treat transactions.
CEO Chris Benjamin says the Hawaiian economy is “coming back strong.”
Michael Schall expects REITs to be less active acquirers of assets.
CEO Sumit Roy points to “plenty of dry powder” for acquisitions.