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Chatham Financial’s Evan Marble stresses need to prepare for change.
Deloitte’s Jim Berry says investors are looking to “capture the evolution” of the market.
Brookfield’s Bernhard Krieg also sees increased focus on Sunbelt markets.
LaSalle’s Lisa Kaufman says cell tower growth outlook “longer and better” than market expectations.
CyrusOne’s Diane Morefield is optimistic REIT will gain full investment grade rating.
Moody’s analyst Lori Marks says REITs better positioned today to deal with macro challenges.
Ferguson Partners’ Gemma Burgess praises move to recruit members without prior board experience.
BlackRock’s Sherry Rexroad also points to healthy transaction volume in 2018.
Cohen & Steers’ Tom Bohjalian favors rental housing, cell towers, and data centers.
TRIA reauthorization a top priority for Nareit in the 116th Congress.
Adelante Capital Management expects new REIT property sectors to emerge in next decade.
After several major M&A deals in 2018, PwC’s Tim Bodner expects “more of the same.”
BTIG’s Jim Sullivan says New York office market is “back and very healthy.”
Goodwin’s Yoel Kranz and Daniel Adams see biggest changes in board diversity, proxy access.
NMHC’s Doug Bibby says job market is “really tight.”
Ernst & Young LLP’s Serena Wolfe says impact on REIT lessees more significant than on lessors.