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RBC Capital Markets’ John Perkins says REITs have access to plenty of liquidity.
Chilton Capital’s Matt Werner also sees potential for buying opportunities ahead.
EY’s Dianne Umberger says like-kind exchanges remain a useful tool for REITs.
EY’s Serena Wolfe says investors should expect a balance sheet composition change.
Lawyer says recent tax law rule changes may be addressed.
Board diversity is the key moving forward, attorney says.
J.P. Morgan Chase’s Mark Streeter says that the ratings agencies will continue to upgrade REITs with the right leverage balance.
Deloitte attorney says the way the limitation is calculated will change in 2022.
King & Spalding’s Kathryn Furman says preferred equity is a popular alternative capital source.
Unresolved regulatory issues include the inability to have multiple structure tiers, attorney says.
Cousins Properties’ Kristin Myers also advises in-house tax staff to stay ahead of any issues.
CEO Owen Thomas says REIT is close to meeting New York’s 2024 emission goals.
CEO Debra Cafaro also says Ventas is “incredibly well-positioned” for any economic shifts.
CEO Sumit Roy says UK Sainsbury’s transaction fits into broader investment strategy.
CEO Michael Weil says service retail sector “holding up very nicely.”
Suburban New York shopping center REIT could spend up to $150 million on acquisitions.