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Transaction expected to be completed by end of 2016.
REITs are outpacing broader market year-to-date.
Schuylkill Yards expected to be multi-phase, 20-year project.
Greg Steele of Capital One offers assessments of different sectors in the REIT market.
Rooftop farm offers vast growing space for produce served in local restaurant.
Lifecycle analysis compares goods purchased in stores versus online.
CEO Steven Tanger says company eager to fill “void” in the market with new center.
CEO Robert Milkovich says REIT will be smaller, more durable.
Deal will expand REIT’s portfolio of manufactured home and recreational vehicle communities.
REITs outpace broader market as investor concerns ease during month.
Merged company will represent more than 20 percent of Mortgage REIT industry by market cap.
REIT sees technology driving more investment into out-of-home advertising.
Merged company would continue to focus exclusively on Marriott and Hilton brands following $1.3 billion transaction.
Hotel REIT CEO Monty Bennett says market valuations hindering lodging REIT transactions.
Thomas Baltimore, Jr. is leaving RLJ Lodging Trust to become president and CEO of Hilton's planned REIT.
Transaction includes spinoff of Houston assets into new publicly traded REIT.