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CEO Steve Budorick says company also concentrating on urban office properties.
CEO Richard Stockton sees advances coming for in-room technology.
CEO Glenn Rufrano expects additional changes to VEREIT portfolio.
Steve Shigekawa says REITs undervalued in current market.
Greg Steele also sees investors taking selective approach toward IPOs.
CEO William Stein says technological advances also bode well for future growth in the data center sector.
Student housing REIT’s development pipeline totals $1.9 billion through 2019.
CEO Jon Bortz expects growth in boutique hotel brands to continue.
CEO Philip Hawkins optimistic supply will remain disciplined.
CEO Conor Flynn says Kimco will be a net seller in 2018.
CEO Sam Landy highlights UMH’s competitive housing stock.
Keven Lindemann says ESG and technology advances will be key trends to watch next year.
CEO Wendy Simpson says health care REIT upholding stringent underwriting standards.
Camden Property Trust CEO Ric Campo expects improvement in Houston market.
CEO Christopher Constant sees growing popularity of stand-alone, quick-serve restaurants.
CEO James Taylor, Jr. says redevelopment is primary avenue of growth.