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Jim Connor says REIT could accelerate development later in 2020 if leasing and occupancy levels hold.
Jason Fox says REIT likely to be more active in second half on warehouse and industrial sale-leasebacks.
David Gladstone expects produce prices to remain elevated until economy opens further.
Anne McCulloch expects acquisition opportunities at “better prices than we’ve seen in a long time.”
CEO James Nelson says REIT remains acquisitive but is taking a cautious approach.
CEO Stephen Budorick expects COPT to achieve 1 million square feet of development leasing in 2020.
William Trimble expects REIT to exceed $200 million in acquisitions this year.
Green Street’s Michael Knott says economic damage will “leave some scar” on property values.
Green Street’s Spenser Allaway says that includes looking at cash on hand, monthly cash burn rate, and access to the debt market.
CEO Owen Thomas says a task force included employees from across departments and regions, as well as external medical experts.
CEO Benjamin Schall says the differentiator allows Seritage to find constructive buyers.
CEO Ed Pitoniak says the REIT was candid with investors about uncertainties but expects gaming to have a strong reopening.