REITs Ready To Shop

What to do with those assets from the heady (lax) underwriting days of '02 to '07? NAREIT SVP Brad Case tells us REITs will beef up their market share (now 15% of US real estate) for the next few years. Though many think growth comes from IPOs, he says most expansion will occur through acquisitions by existing firms. A huge opportunity: As 10-year funds shut down and sell off their portfolios, REITs will be well positioned to buy them. And since most other groups don't have access to capital, limited competition means they'll get good prices. What's limiting IPOs? Although everyone would love to be a REIT, most private funds don't have the capital structure to pull one off.

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