These experts will provide their take on different investment options including, 1031 exchanges, Delaware statutory trusts and crowdfunding. Because of current tax laws, are DST's a better option for stakeholders than 1031 exchanges? Is crowdfunding a viable investment options? What are the latest trends and most pressing issues involved with these alternative funding strategies?

Capital providers and originators share where the money is coming from, what it's targeting and how they make the deals happen. This session will analyze the most popular capital structures and the short- and long-term outlook for the capital markets in the net lease space.

Hear from the top leaders in the net lease space as they provide their view on the state of the industry. These experts will discuss the outlook for continued success in the sector and offer their predictions on the opportunities and challenges we'll see in 2015.

REITs continue to lead the marketplace, but who will dominate 2015? Get the inside perspective from the key players on who is the most active.

During this session we'll discuss the opportunities in sale-leaseback's and the advantages of build-to-suit developments. Learn how these different strategies can be the most useful options to capitalize on growth for your business. Find out how you can achieve optimal lease flexibility, while maintaining sales price and maximizing profits.

HOUSTON--Memorial City Medical Plaza 4, of the Memorial Hermann Health System, has been named "The Outstanding Building of the Year" (TOBY) in the 2015 Medical Office Building category by the Houston chapter of the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA), Transwestern has announced.

PHOENIX—Lincoln Property Company has been selected to develop the first phase of class A and mixed-use office space for The Grand at Papago Park Center.

Irving—Los Angeles-based National Asset Services (NAS) has assumed asset management of Hunter Plaza, a 105,864-square-foot shopping center in Irving. NAS will assume management responsibilities of the neighborhood shopping center on behalf of a group of 21 tenant-in-common co-owners, who each has a deeded interest in the retail property.