CHICAGO—“These institutional players that own properties in Chicago also own properties in other markets around the country,” C&W's John Santora tells GlobeSt.com.

CHICAGO—To be known as Care Capital Properties, the new company will be “well positioned as an independent, pure-play SNF REIT with significant external growth opportunities,” says Ventas CEO Cafaro.

WICHITA, KS—“We see clear opportunities to do even better and build a long-term growth platform,” says Bruce Haase, CEO of the company now known as WoodSpring Suites.

NEW YORK CITY—It's not 2007 all over again, says Real Capital Analytics, with underwriting, capital flows and market share all suggesting a different world today.

LOS ANGELES—CBRE's annual Investor Intentions Survey also found that a solid majority of industry players plan to go out further on the risk spectrum this year.

NEW YORK CITY—A veteran of the net lease space over numerous real estate cycles, Barclay G. Jones III holds forth on the sector's evolution and other subjects in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.

NEW YORK CITY—Private buyers are stepping up to the plate in the current sale-leaseback environment, Marcus &amp; Millichap net lease expert Glen Kunofsky explains in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> video.

NEW YORK CITY—STORE Capital's president and CEO, Christopher Volk, explains why profit-center real estate is a property sector to build a net lease REIT around in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>video interview.