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2008 Special Issue
THE GREENING OF REITS
AND REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
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November/December 2008
Simon Says
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Mall REIT CEO David Simon discusses Simon Property Group's sustainability efforts, globalization, acquisitions and challenges of running the largest U.S. REIT
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On the Road to Retirement
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Target date funds are taking a closer look at where retirees will end up.
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Riding Recent REIT Volatility: Wild Ride
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REITs have demonstrated increased volatility lately, but is it here to stay?
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Navigating the Credit Crisis

Shockwave
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In the midst of economic uncertainty, what is in store for REITs?
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California Dreaming
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BRE Properties aims for strength through development.
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Social Responsibility
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Whether it’s donating time, services or goods, REITs give back to the community.
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September/October 2008
Running Down The REIT Highway
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The REIT universe may get a whole lot bigger down the road.
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Offerings on Deck
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IPOs have fallen off in the last four years.
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Tour de Force
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French REITs looking good heading into 2009
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Slow Times Means Big Business
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Inland Real Estate's necessity-based portfolio stands up
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July/August 2008
Sovereign wealth funds create new financial force in real estate investing
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Equity Residential goes online to meet the needs of its Web-savvy customers
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The Corner Stone
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Times might be getting tougher for the industry
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30 Women to Note
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The REIT and real estate investment communities are no longer solely a man‘s world.
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Weathering the Credit Crisis
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Top executives discuss managing through the credit crunch and a slowing economy
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May/June 2008
EQR 2.0
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Equity Residential goes online to meet the needs of its Web-savvy customers
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Mutual Interests
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Joint ventures offer win-win potential
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From Alpha to Beta
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A look at developing markets for managing real estate risk
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Rocky Road
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What's next for the CMBS market?
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Set for a REIT Rebound
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REITs begin to separate from financials
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Thriving in the Web
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REITs enhance their business of connecting with customers via the Internet
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March/April 2008
Choices, Choices, Choices
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Investors have more ways to buy and sell real estate than ever before
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Building Potential
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Non-traded REITs, cousins of publicly traded REITs, are a growing trend in the real estate investment industry
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Down, But Not Out
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Real estate funds underperformed in 2007, but some professionals say it won’t last
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Three's Company
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Land Securities Group, the largest U.K. REIT, will divide into three separate companies
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January/February 2008
The 2008 View
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Looking ahead with investment pros
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REITs Unite
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Real estate groups around the world join together
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The Time of Your Life
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Life cycle funds gain popularity by enabling investors to choose tailored investment plans
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Australian Walkabout
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In the midst of creating a strong presence in the U.S. retail REIT market, Centro Property Group faces a liquidity squeeze
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Viva Las Vegas
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At NAREIT's 2007 Annual Convention
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November/December 2007
Boston REIT Party
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Mortimer Zuckerman and Ed Linde have built Boston Properties into one of the world’s top real estate companies
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The Year of the Deal, Interrupted
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2007 was a big year for REIT privatizations, until the credit crunch hit. What’s next for M&A in the REIT industry?
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Building Returns
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Focusing on development brings risks and rewards
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Opportunity Knocks
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Amid a climate of market volatility, now is a great opportunity to buy REITs
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Fine Line
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REITs look for ways to retain their executives rather than having them jump to the private side.
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REIT Breakthrough
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Recent research details better returns through indirect real estate investment.
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Buyback or Payout?
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Some REITs are repurchasing stock, but not all analysts agree with the move.
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2007 Special Issue
REITS Worldwide
The Global Opportunity Set
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September/October 2007
Great Expectations
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Tom Bell and Cousins Properties prove that taking risk has its rewards
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Coming into Focus
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Mortgage REITs tighten their lending practices to improve their outlook going forward
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Green Investing
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Sustainable development is luring investors across the globe
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July/August 2007
Shining Stars
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Risk-adjusted performance and diversification benefits of REITs outshine other market sectors and investment strategies.
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Role Model
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What part do REITs play in pension plans?
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Beyond the Yield
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A REIT recipe for dividends and more
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Building Adventure through Science
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BioMed Realty finds opportunity in the life sciences industry
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Cultivating Growth
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REITs are looking for new and innovative ways to grow and establish value for investors
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Pillars of Good Governance
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REITs gain valuation and shareholder approval
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May/June 2007
The Dawning of Derivatives
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REIT and real estate derivatives are introduced as a new financial tool in the real estate world
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New Piece of the Debt Puzzle
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REITs are turning to convertible bonds as an attractive capital solution.
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View from the Corner Office
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Leading REIT CEOs discuss the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead
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A Simple Recipe
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Focus and location are EastGroup's main ingredients for success
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Full Speed Ahead
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With a huge underlying property base, U.K. REITs are off to a fast start.
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Land of the Rising REITs
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The J–REIT market has taken off. Here is what's next.
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March/April 2007
Leader of the Pack
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Analyst turned portfolio manager Jay Leupp tops stock challenge
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Growing Green
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Environmentally friendly building practices slash operating costs and increase ROI while attracting new investors.
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Stellar Performance
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For a seventh straight year, real estate funds outperformed in 2006. |

Crossing Boundaries
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Kimco Realty Corporation steps outside the box to adapt and grow.
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January/February 2007
Global Summit
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Executives from the U.S. and abroad discuss investment opportunities around the world
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The 2007 Landscape
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Five industry professionals discuss the year to come
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World Market
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AMB Property Corporation forges ahead in its international pursuit for industrial space. |

A Meeting of the Minds
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NAREIT's 2006 Annual Convention focused on the current state of the REIT industry including globalization, consolidation and leadership.
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2006 Special Issue
Building Your Nest Egg
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Retirement savings and the role real estate can play
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In this special issue of Portfolio we will explore the trends, trials and tribulations of retirement savings and the role REIT investing can play in securing and strengthening those savings.
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November/December 2006
Dynamic Duo
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Martin Cohen and Robert Steers shaped the REIT investment market for 20 years — they share what's next
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Year of the Deal
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2006 was quite a year with several REITs buying, selling and merging. Why the flurry of REIT deals? Here is an in-depth look at this trend and the industry’s rationale for the urge to merge.
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Deluge of Debt
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REITs cannot live on equity alone and must go to the debt markets for funding. Here are the advantages and disadvantages of using secured or unsecured debt. |

Building Outside the Box
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Bryce Blair and AvalonBay strive for a diverse portfolio and expand clientele in competitive markets. |

Through the Looking Glass
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Have you ever wanted to take a step back and look at the overall picture? Portfolio asked five veteran generalist investment professionals to offer their opinions on REITs and real estate investing in order to get a fresh look at the industry.
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Branching Out
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As one of the oldest industries in the United States, lumber and paper products has adapted with contemporary business. Read how their distinctive qualities allow timber REITs to branch out from "specialty REITs" into a sector of their own. |

5 Under 40
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Portfolio surveyed REIT investors to identify some of the industry’s most promising young talent. Here are five up-and-coming REIT executives under the age of 40 who represent a glimpse into the industry’s future. |
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September/October 2006
Rising Force
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Beacon Capital Finds Opportunity in Well-Situated Places
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EU REITs
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REITs have arrived in Europe, providing more choice for investors. Learn why analysts have a positive outlook on European REITs
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Worldly Wealth
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Real estate is becoming more global and investors want to participate in the international real estate securities evolution |

Going Abroad
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The public real estate sector is snapping up properties outside the United States while reaping the benefits of foreign property ownership |
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July/August 2006
Breaking Ground
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To Build Dividends and Diversification: A look at REIT Development
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Inside the Boardroom
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Seven leading REIT CEOs discuss corporate governance issues facing the industry
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Joint Ventures: How the Deal Is Done
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Joint ventures between REITs and institutional partners are a strategy for growing capital sourcing and allocation, used by REITs to diversify their revenues |

Peak Performance
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Weingarten Realty Investors first opened its doors in 1901 and has blossomed with a portfolio of 360 shopping centers in 20 states |
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May/June 2006
Trillion
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Commercial Real Estate Reaches a Securitization Milestone
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Opportunity & Optimism
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After last year’s devastating hurricanes, property owners and residents in the Gulf Coast rebuild and look toward the future
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REIT Dividends Still Blooming
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For investors looking to grow their portfolio’s income, REITs continue to be a logical choice |

Indexes: An Investment Strategy or Investment Benchmark
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Does indexed investing have a place in your portfolio?
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Spreading Its Wings
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Duke Realty Corporation sheds its regional focus and embarks on a strategic national expansion
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March/April 2006
No Knocking Block
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Real Estate Portfolio Stock Challenge Winner, and veteran REIT investor, Ralph Block reflects on what went right in 2005 and what he expects in 2006
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Fund Raising
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Real estate funds find smooth sailing in 2005, managers set to navigate for similar returns in 2006
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Value Proposition
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The rise in REIT acquisitions raises the question of where the true value of real estate lies |

Senior Circuit
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Nationwide Health Properties goes on a buying spree |
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January/February 2006
2006 Real Estate Outlook
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While opinions vary greatly on what 2006 will hold for real estate securities, the long-term prognosis for REITs remains decidedly positive.
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Against the Grain
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Through foresight and conviction, William Sanders has blazed many trails in the real estate industry and with Verde Realty he is at it again
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United It Stands
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United Dominion Realty Trust’s five-year plan has it repositioned for long-term success
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2005 Special Issue
REITs Around The World
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Pursuing global real estate investment opportunities
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Real Estate Portfolio talks to leading international experts and industry heavyweights to delve into what has driven global real estate expansion and the rise of new REIT structures worldwide in recent years and what investors can expect from the global real estate market going forward.
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November/December 2005
Real Estate Visionary
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A Conversation With Vornado's Steven Roth
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Buy or Build
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In today’s market, are REITs better off using acquisitions or developmentor a combination of bothto fuel growth?
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Expanding the REIT Horizon
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Five years after the passage of the REIT Modernization Act made taxable REIT subsidiaries possible, TRS continue expanding business opportunities for REITs
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Westfield's Worldwide Web
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When you think about truly global REITs The Westfield Group instantly comes to mind. Find out what allows this regional mall developer to flourish in every country it enters
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September/October 2005
45 @ 45
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In honor of REITs turning 45, take a look at the 45 events that shaped the course of the REIT industry
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First Analysis
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This group of REIT pioneers may not have fully known what they were getting into, but they knew REITs were headed somewhere worth following
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Evolution of a Company and an Industry
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Out of a chance encounter, the business model that would become Public Storage—the self-storage industry leader—was born
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Retail Has a Reckoning
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As the dust clears from several industry-shaking deals, REIT professionals weigh in on the sector's next evolution
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July/August 2005
A Look Inside
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The 8 governance issues that matter most to REIT investors
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Bringing the Outside In
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A handful of REITs have begun looking beyond the REIT world for senior executive talent, but the path of succession still typically starts from within
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A Look into the Future
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In its infancy now, nanotechnology will play a large role in redefining how real estate is used and developed in the years to come
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Seeing the Forest through the Trees
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Timber REIT Rayonier branches out to foster long-term earnings growth
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May/June 2005
Dividend Kings
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Making the REIT move for dividends and dividend growth
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The NAV Debate
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Is net asset value the most accurate way to value REIT stocks?
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The State of REITs
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18 REIT veterans share their insights on the current and future state of the REIT marketplace
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Banking on a Niche
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Unique focus delivers fast growth to American Financial Realty Trust
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March/April 2005
Center Stage
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When the curtain closes on 2005, will investors still be applauding REITs' performance?
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Mutual Admiration
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Lipper's 2004 fund rankings show it was another stellar year for REIT mutual funds. Can fund managers maintain that pace in 2005?
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Is the Price Right?
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Is there a correlation between IPO pricing and long-term stock performance?
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January/February 2005
2005 Investor Outlook
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Leading investors discuss the issues and trends that will impact REIT performance in 2005 and beyond
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Fundamental Improvement
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Real estate fundamentals have lagged as share prices have soared.
Will 2005 see the two aligned?
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Returning to Its Roots
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Federal Realty Investment Trust builds on its core basics to grow from within
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November/December 2004
REIT Pioneer
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Kimco's Milton Cooper jumpstarted the modern REIT eranow he weighs what's next.
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State of the Industry
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Heading into 2005, how is the publicly traded real estate industry doing? REITs showed their mettle during the first recession of the modern REIT era
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International Signposts
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Recent events provide directions for where U.S. REITs may be headed with cross border activity
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Kilroy Is Here
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Diverse, vibrant Southern California market buoys Kilroy Realty Corporation's performance
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Outside the Box
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Equity REITs explore structured finance opportunities as mortgage REITs welcome the competition
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September/October 2004
Hedging Their Bets
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Hedge funds increasingly look to REITs, but should investors look back?
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REITs and Rates
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Opinions are split on what impact, if any, a rising rate environment will have on REIT investing
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BondsREIT Bonds
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REIT unsecured debt stacks up well against other corporate fixed-income securities. Find out what factors could alter that outlook
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At Any Rate
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Steep yield curve, investment mix prepares Annaly Mortgage Management for changing rates
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July/August 2004
A New Generation
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What type of leaders will write the next chapter in the REIT story?
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The Price of Being Public
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Learn how small-cap REITs are handling the financial challenges of operating in a post Sarbanes-Oxley world
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In Good Health
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Health Care REIT’s vital signs look good thanks to a history of strong returns and strong management
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May/June 2004
Capital Forecast
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Can REIT capital market activity match the flurry of 2003?
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Fitting In
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REITs try to claim their rightful place in dividend-focused funds
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Where Are They Now?
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Portfolio catches up with five former top REIT analysts
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Playing By The Rules
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How will changes on Wall Street impact REIT coverage?
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Growing Value
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Positive mall trends help General Growth Properties live up to its name
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March/April 2004
Top Rank
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Varied investment strategies guided real estate mutual funds to overwhelming success in 2003, but fund managers stress caution for 2004
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High Energy
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As REITs take steps to mitigate rising energy costs and improve efficiency, will investors see a spark in their returns?
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And the Winners Are...
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Jeff Donnelly, Lee Schalop and Barry Vinocur earn top honors in the 2003 Real Estate Portfolio Stock Challenge
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Trusting Liberty
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Proactive stance, guaranteed occupancy and local management are keys for Liberty Property Trust's success in soft market
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January/February 2004
2004 Analyst Outlook
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Top Analysts Outline Prospects for a Continued REIT Run
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Diversify and Multiply| |
The "live-work-shop" mantra is the driving force behind Colonial Properties Trust's success
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Keeping the Flow | |
Fund flows continue to pour into the industry, but what does this mean for REITs long term?
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November/December 2003
Straight From Sam
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Sam Zell has been called many things throughout his storied career...
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Undefined Contributions| |
Although a large number of companies invest in real estate in their defined benefit plans, many deny their employees the same advantages in their 401(k) plans
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Equal Opportunities | |
Once a male-dominated industry, more women are climbing the real estate ladder
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Reit Rookies
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Why have a number of fund managers, plan sponsors and providers come off the bench to make a play for REITs?
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Is Gables Able?
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Gables Residential expects its monthly dividend and improving economic and demographic factors to pay off for shareholders.
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September/October 2003
Capital Import
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Can REITs build their shareholder base by attracting foreign investors?
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Foreign Affairs| |
Some U.S. REITs are finding favorable results overseas. But not all REITs travel well. |

REIT IPOs Trend or Coincidence? | |
Now that Maguire and American Financial have tested the water, will other companies follow into the public market?
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First Rate | |
Times have been very good for Thornburg Mortgage, but what impact will interest rate hikes have?
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July/August 2003
Views
From The Top
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This excerpt from NAREIT’s Institutional Investor Forum features a candid discussion among six leading industry executives
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Improving Corporate Governance| |
A survey of board practices reveals the industry is making both progress and missteps in improving corporate governance
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Independent Voice
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Four independent directors share their thoughts on joining the industry...
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Winning Formula
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Archstone-Smith’s transformation is fueled by a single vision for success.
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May/June 2003
Quantity vs. Quality
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Can too much financial disclosure diminish the information’s value to investors?
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Exchange Traded or Non-Exchange Traded?| |
Publicly-registered non-exchange traded companies provide another avenue for real estate investors, but there are caveats
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The Going Rate For Real Estate
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Cap rates have held despite weakening fundamentals
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Triple Play
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The Rouse Company’s diverse portfolio boosts its balance sheet in difficult economic times
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March/April 2003
Imagination at Work
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GE Real Estate has a new vision, including global expansion with an eye toward diversification
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Looking for a Little Hospitality | |
After a difficult 2002, MeriStar Hospitality Corporation is ready to win back investors.
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Let’s Make a Deal | |
Are joint ventures between REITs and pension funds a good deal for investors?
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When Raising Capital Raises a Ruckus | |
At times, direct placements of common shares make sense. But try telling that to some shareholders
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January/February 2003
2003 Investor Outlook
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Leading Investors Weigh In on the Key Issues Shaping the REIT Industry
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Seeing the Big Picture| |
REITs have outperformed over the past 20 years, but will broader market, demographic and economic factors allow those results to hold over the next two decades?
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Beast of the East | |
Mack-Cali Realty Corporation’s strategic shift from a national focus to a regional one concentrated in the Northeast has strengthened the company’s overall performance
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November/December 2002
Changing Suit
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As the spotlight on corporate governance intensifies, a company’s board of directors has become more important than ever.
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Keeping an Eye on Insurance
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Assessing risk, limiting exposure to terrorism and effective disclosure are some of the keys to unlocking the insurance puzzle.
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No Simple Simon
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On the heels of completing the biggest mall deal ever
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Something Special
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With few peers and equally unique markets, specialty REITs share similar challenges reaching investors
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An Inexact Science
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Analysts and investors may debate the mechanics of calculating NAV
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September/October 2002
Back to Work
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One year later, New York City and its property markets look to the future.
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The Upside of Upscale
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Host Marriott lodges potential as travel/leisure market recovers
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After the Fall
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Companies are not waiting for Congress to act;
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July/August 2002
Changes at the Top
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FAs real estate continues to evolve in the
public sector,...
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Filling in the Blanks
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As suburban sprawl spreads,
residents and developers have
headed back to the city.
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Managing Crisis

Branching Out
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Plum Creek Builds on Its Success with Timber Company Deal
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May/June 2002
You Say Small Cap, I Say Micro Cap
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Don’t let the name fool you, there is nothing small about the weight this group ...
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Nobody's Fool
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Real estate investors of all levels turn to The Motley Fool’s discussion board to ask questions...
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Screening Process
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No longer just a means to weed out bad tenants, screening software boosts closing ratios, reduces liability and increases efficiency.
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Transformation
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TrizecHahn Corporation finds the key to unlocking shareholder value in converting to a REIT
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March/April 2002
Up To Speed
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Financial management tools provide the speed and accuracy real estate companies...
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Service with a Smile
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Customer interaction and service get the digital touch ...
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Covering Their Bases
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CenterPoint sets the standard for redeveloping decommissioned military bases
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Branching Out
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Plum Creek Builds on Its Success with Timber Company Deal
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January/February 2002
A Bright Idea
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Energy efficient lighting is not only good for
the environment...
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Energy Stars
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Some tips and tidbits courtesy of the EPA’s ENERGY
STAR program
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Power Play
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Cost savings and enhanced reliability drive use of
distributed generation as an alternative power source
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Transformation
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TrizecHahn Corporation finds the key to unlocking shareholder value in converting to a REIT
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November/December 2001
Rebuilding
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Work is underway to rebuild the property, confidence and security the nation lost on September 11.
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Cracking the Code
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Developers operating in multiple jurisdictions find ways to manage multiple building codes ...
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Crouching Market, Hidden Value
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REITs may hold the key to revitalizing struggling property markets in the Pacific Rim
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The Writ Way
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A diverse portfolio and local focus have kept Washington Real Estate Investment Trust in the black
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September/October 2001
Is the Dealing done?
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Leading analysts debate what impact recent M&A activity...
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Failing Grades
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The nation's infrastructure is crumbling...will you have to pay? ...
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Suits Them Fine
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An increasing number of companies are looking to build-to-suit projects ...
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On the Move
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ProLogis Trust’s focus on the customer...
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July/August 2001
Boom Times
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Did you feel the earth move last year?
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It's Easy Being Green
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Ecologically conscious building
techniques are helping...
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Safe and Secure
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A look at security systems for a
variety of real estate sectors...
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Worth the Price
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What can a few trophy
properties add to a portfolio?
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May/June 2001
On the Rise
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Today, the first wave of Baby Boomers are preparing to retire...
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Enticing the Euro
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Is recent activity by European investors in the U.S. REIT market an indication of more to come?
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What Can We Offer You
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Real estate companies are being creative in finding ways...
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Going Their Own Way
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Now self-advised, LaSalle Hotel
Properties is well positioned to
move forward...
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March/April 2001
2001 A Technology Odyssey
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Across a wide variety of sectors, new technology is revolutionizing the way real estate owners manage their properties.
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Thrill Ride!
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Despite the recent roller coaster for high-tech company stock prices...
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The Simple Life
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New streamlined regulations and special software are being combined to simplify the maze of retail tax codes in the U.S.
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Capitol Currents
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The 2000 elections have again transformed the political land scape and the REIT industry is keeping a watchful eye...
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January/February 2001
Catch the Edge
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Following demographic trends, housing for active seniors is snowballing into a strong market
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Shopping Smart
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Regency Realty is using extensive data evaluation to help grow its properties
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Forward Looking
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A look at what REIT executives expect to see in the next 12 months
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A Continental Flair
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Interest in REIT-like companies in Europe is growing
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November/December 2000
Charitable Investments
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REIT and REOC managements are always looking for the best ways to invest their human
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That's Entertainment
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An investment banker dealing with capital markets for its client, AMC Entertainment
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Casualities of Honor
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Every American school child learns that Aaron Burr killed his rival Alexander Hamilton in a duel.
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Crisis Control
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When a crisis strikes at one of your properties, there is no substitute for having a well-established crisis
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September/October 2000
Charting Their Own Course
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This is another in our series of articles profiling
companies in the REIT and publicly traded real estate industry.
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The Hunt is on…
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It's a jungle out there. Just ask the human resources director at any real estate company how difficult it has become to track down and…
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Hitting the Grand Slam!
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Top producing executives, like the sultans of swat in baseball, can be expensive, but they are vital to a successful management team.
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Manufacturing Dreams
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Strong demographics, quality products and new
amenities are helping to keep manufactured housing
growing.
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Spinning Off...
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Driven by the desire to improve internal operations and advance tenant services, real estate companies are seizing upon engineering marvels to advance in the new age.
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July/August 2000
B2B Internet
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Whether its buying products, leasing
space, or tracking cash, the Internet is swiftly becoming the
way real estate companies get their business done.
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Echoes of Elegance
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When, in the 1930s, John L.
Lewis, leader of the United Mine Workers of America proclaimed,
"I have pleaded your case from the pulpit and from the public
platform—not in the quavering tones of a feeble mendicant asking...
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Still Affordable
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Gates Mill Villa formerly in
Mayfield Heights, OH, is a popular senior citizens complex.
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Mega to the Max
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Super-regional
entertainment and value-oriented mega-malls are the hallmark of
the Mills Corporation of Arlington, Va.
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May/June 2000
Making Connections
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It's faster than a speeding bullet. Not
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Telecommuting - Still a Balancing Act?
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...telecommuting could be a good
benefit for employees and tasked Feery with developing a formal
policy for telecommuting. |

Developing Value
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Operating as a real estate developer
and taking on joint ventures is keeping Cousins Properties Inc.
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Hot! Hot! Hot!
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Some regional
markets are sizzling... |
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March/April 2000
At Your Service
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... the real
estate industry has evolved into a customer-oriented service business... |

Shooting for the
Green
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Golf is
booming in the U.S and Golf REITs are in a great position
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Delivering Just
in Time
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AMB Property
Corporation is finding new ways to make the supply chain more
efficient and more profitable in the e-commerce era |

Masters of their
Domain
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Real Estate
is becoming increasingly complex and graduate schools are expanding
programs to help professionals stay ahead of the curve
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