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President and CEO Jackson Hsieh says 50% of Spirit’s rent now comes from public-reporting tenants.
CEO Arlen Nordhagen sees new supply putting pressure on same-store revenues in certain markets.
CEO Chris Volk says largest tenant accounts for no more than 3% of total revenues.
Green Street’s Justin Brown also highlights Indian REIT market opportunities.
CEO Jason Fox outlines how the REIT’s $5.9 billion merger will offer strategic, portfolio, and balance sheet benefits.
CEO Ric Campo says development “still a really good business.”
Sandeep Mathrani also says real estate sector needs to build a pipeline of talent.
CEO Joe Coradino says PREIT has worked hard to prepare for Sears bankruptcy.
CEO Ed Fritsch says “advantageous” footprint continues to attract tenants.
CEO Mike Landy sees long-term value in industrial assets.
CEO David Neithercut will retire at the end of the year after 25 years on the executive leadership team.
CEO Nelson Mills says new supply in nation’s capital is being absorbed.
Green Street’s Spenser Allaway sees overall improvement in retail outlook.
CEO Glenn Rufrano says leasing has been going “very well.”
CEO Thomas Toomey says convenience and service are key tenant requirements.
CEO Hap Stein says increased competition and technology are also contributing to a “bifurcation among retailers.”