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CEO John Albright said the REIT has had the advantage of low leverage and cash on its balance sheet throughout the pandemic.
CEO Nelson Mills said a healthy post-pandemic reentry for its tenants is key among its ESG priorities.
Capital One’s Greg Steele says focus in recent months has been on managing cash and liquidity.
Rich Anderson of SMBC Nikko Securities America says this will help REITs recapture lost ground.
Jeff Horowitz of BofA Securities says very few REITs have maturity issues, a business differentiator during the pandemic.
Roosevelt University’s Collete English Dixon says social justice conversations can lead to real change.
On Aug. 27, nearly 200 analysts, investors, and REIT professionals attended the second webinar in Nareit’s ESG Exchange series.
CFO Brian Mitts anticipates growing the portfolio as opportunities emerge from the coronavirus crisis.
Focus on indoor air quality, touchless systems, and less densification will endure, Myers says.
Sara Neff says green bonds have remained in demand throughout the COVID crisis.
King & Spalding’s Keith Townsend says boards are considering the potential permanency of challenges.
Sherry Rexroad says companies may adopt more sustainable practices to improve valuation.