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The momentum in office employment bodes well for the office property sector, including office REITs.
Bose George, a go-to voice for the mortgage finance sector, sits down with REIT magazine to discuss his expectations for mREITs in 2018.
People making news in the REIT and publicly traded real estate industry.
"While e-commerce is providing a huge secular tailwind to the industrial real estate marketplace, industrial properties are also benefiting from good economic growth globally as well as continued economic growth in the United States."
After Uncle Bob’s retirement, Life Storage has new plans for the future.
“The energy-infrastructure market has less competitive dynamics at play. There typically aren’t speculative pipelines built. There’s less vacancy-rate risk,” says CEO David J. Schulte.
2017 Leader in the Light Award winners are using unique strategies to enhance their ESG programs.
Beyond its primary public partnership with the Port Authority, Westfield worked with diverse public and private local entities—large and small—focusing on the area’s revitalization.
Jernigan Capital has a very specific focus: providing capital to the self-storage real estate sector.
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.
Peter Baccile discusses the recent influx of bankers into REIT management teams, his first year on the job and what he calls the “golden age of industrial real estate.”
The hotel business is in a constant state of flux and lodging REITs find themselves moving as nimbly as ever to offer their own answers to what choosy customers want.
The call for improved diversity goes well beyond the real estate industry, and the movement continues to gain momentum.
Phillips Edison & Company, Inc. has invested solely in grocery-anchored shopping centers for the past 25 years.
Congress created REITs nearly 60 years ago to facilitate investing in real estate for the long run.
"The real estate market looks healthy, but that does not mean it will not be impacted by the overall economic environment."