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Binkley emphasizes importance of talking to key stakeholders.
Meissner stresses importance of internal and external engagement.
Myers says goals communicate the intent of an organization.
Egan said the social element of ESG differs company by company.
AvalonBay’s Mark Delisi says the REIT is working to meet city and state emissions goals.
Horton said assessments are becoming “more granular” as they drill down to the asset level.
Alston & Bird’s Rosemarie Thurston also discusses SEC’s Regulation Best Interest.
Scott Crowe of CenterSquare says scope of institutional real estate has expanded.
Jay Brown expects significant benefits from T-Mobile’s commitment to building 5G networks.
Green Street’s Danny Ismail also views non-gateway markets as less economically sensitive.
Drew Alexander sees dominance of omnichannel model in future retail landscape.
Ted Klinck says de-densification of office space could offset increase in remote working.
CEO David Singelyn sees move away from high-density living.