The two largest US apartment REITs are in early-stage talks on a combination that would create a roughly 200,000-unit landlord and reignite REIT consolidation after a decade of stalled deal-making. The two biggest publicly traded apartment landlords in America are quietly testing whether they can pull off one of the largest real estate mergers in […]
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