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Duff & Phelps’ Ross Prindle expects “pull and tug” between lessors and lessees.
Land and Buildings founder says company prepared to stay in a stock for several years to achieve goals.
Citi’s Scott Eisen says commercial real estate lending in healthy position.
EY’s Josh Herrenkohl says companies preparing for digital disruption.
Colony Northstar’s Frank Saracino says PNLR sponsors will be forced to “continue to deliver.”
Sullivan & Worcester’s Ameek Ponda says 2016 was “momentous” year for REIT tax developments.
Michael Chu and Howard Sider of Arch Insurance discuss trends in litigation and regulatory actions.
CAQ’s Catherine Ide says non-GAAP information offers useful insights.
Real estate values will likely be flat for six to 12 months, according to Green Street’s Lachance.
King & Spalding’s Carrie Ratliff says clients taking a wait-and-see approach.
Michelle Ngo discusses Kilroy Realty’s evaluation of treasury systems.
BDO’s Scott Smith highlights state variability on market-based sourcing rules.
Deloitte’s Mark Van Deusen discusses preferential dividend rule, FIRPTA changes.
Loeb & Loeb’s Terence Cuff says existing partnership and audit agreements need amending.
EY’s Jennifer Hillenmeyer says new standard likely to have “significant impact” on REITs.
Duke tax director Mark Patterson highlights need for internal cohesion to support compliance.